2. Read the sentences below and answer.
I. (That) pizza was delicious.
II. (That) was delicious.
III. (Those) people were so rude.
IV. (Those) were awful.
Can we say that all the highlighted words are determiners? Justify.
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I. (That) pizza was delicious.
II. (That) was delicious.
III. (Those) people were so rude.
IV. (Those) were awful.
Can we say that all the highlighted words are determiners? Justify.
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A determiner is a word that introduces a noun and provides information about it, such as quantity, possession, or specificity. In each of the highlighted sentences:
I. "That" is a determiner, specifying a particular pizza.
II. "That" is also a determiner, indicating a specific delicious item but without specifying what it is (probably referring to something mentioned in the context).
III. "Those" is a determiner, specifying a specific group of people.
IV. "Those" is also a determiner, indicating a specific group of awful things but without specifying what they are (again, probably referring to something mentioned in the context).