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Distributives
They refer to a group of people or things, and to individual members of the group.
They show different ways of looking at the individuals within a group, and they
express how something is distributed, shared, or divided.
Using Distributives
♦ Using each and every to talk about the members of a group as individuals
♦ Using all to talk about the whole group
♦ Using half to talk about a divided group
♦ Using both, either, and neither to talk about pairs of people or things
D. Fill in suitable determiners.
1. Can you pass me salt, please?
2. Look at lovely flowers.
3. Thank you very much for letter.
4. coat is this?
5. man approached us to ask for directions.
6. In the still of the night, we could hear owl hooting in the distance.
7. member at the meeting received a copy of the report.
8. Could you bring me books I left in the garden?
9. sun rises from the east.
10. The doctor advised me to eat apple every morning.
11. There aren’t students in the library.
12. I haven’t got pictures in my bedroom.
13. She gave a cookie to child.
14. I’ve got to solve math problems before I go to sleep.
15. cherries are delicious!
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