Here are some examples of noun determiners:
Articles:
* a, an, the (e.g., a book, an apple, the cat)
Possessive adjectives:
* my, your, his, her, its, our, their (e.g., my car, your house, their dog)
Demonstrative adjectives:
* this, that, these, those (e.g., this pen, that tree, those shoes)
Quantifiers:
* some, any, all, every, much, many, few, little, several (e.g., some water, any apples, all the students)
Numbers:
* one, two, three, etc. (e.g., one apple, two cats, three books)
Other determiners:
* each, every, either, neither, both (e.g., each student, every day, either option)
Examples of Noun Determiners in Sentences:
* The dog barked at the cat.
* My sister has a new phone.
* Those shoes are very expensive.
* Some people enjoy reading.
* Two birds were sitting on the branch.
Key Functions of Noun Determiners:
* Identify: Specify which noun we are referring to.
* Quantify: Tell us how many or how much of the noun.
* Possess: Indicate ownership.
* Demonstrate: Point out the noun in space or time.
By understanding noun determiners, you can improve your understanding of English grammar and use language more precisely.