SEBA| HSLC| CLASS 10| ENGLISH GRAMMAR| DETERMINERS| ASSAM BOARD

 

SEBA| HSLC| CLASS 10| ENGLISH GRAMMAR| DETERMINERS| ASSAM BOARD

GRAMMAR

DETERMINERS

 

[HSLC EXAM - 1998]

1.  He received ………… help from his teachers. (many/much/more)

2. I can depend on ……….. friends I have. (few/a few/the few)

3. ………. guidance from you will be enough for me. (little/a little/the little)

4. My brother is studying in ……….. European university. (a/an/the)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 1999]

1. He gave away ……….. money he had to the beggar. (little/a little/the little)

2. ………. of my friends helped me much in my distress. (few /a few/the few)

3. I got ……… help from my mother than my father. (much/ more/most)

4. ………. union leader will address the workers.  (a/an/the)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2000]

1. I received ………. encouragement from my parents. (many/much/more)

2. My brother is ……….. N.C.C.  cadet. (a/an/the)

3. He does not trust ………. friends he has. (few/a few/the few)

4. A busy person has ……….. time to waste. (little/a little/the little)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2001]

1. He gave me ………. one rupee note. (a/an/the)

2. Can you lend me ………. books? (few/a few/the few)

3. He is ………. older than his wife. (many/much/more)

4. He will stay here for ………. while. (little/a little/the little)

5. ………. of the boys has done his work. (each/every/some)

6. She has ……….. things to do. (lots of/much/most)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2002]

1. I can not give you …….. money. (any/some/a little)

2. Our principle is a man of …….. words. (few/a few/the few)

3. She does not get ………. time for studies. (many/much/ some)

4. My brother is ……….. N.C.C.  cadet. (a/an/the )

5. This story is ……….. interesting. (much/more/very)

6. He has to feed his family with ………. money he earns. (little/a little/the little)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2003]

1. …….. of their property was destroyed in the flood. (many/much/more)

2. He has to manage with ………..money he earns. (little/a little/the little)

3. This is ……. European lady I was talking about. (a/an/the)

4. Many guests were invited, but only ………turned up. (few/a few/the few)

5. We found the house without ………… differently. (much/many/more)

6. Rajnikanta is called ………. Scott of Assam. (a/an/the)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2004]

1. This is ……. room I work in. (a/an /the)

2. …………. of the apples were rotten. (many/much/more)

3. Only ………. of the applicants were suitable. (few/a few/the few)

4. I expect only ……….. encouragement from you.(little/a little /the little)

5. The workers decided to from ……….union. (a/an/the)

6. Did you buy ………. bread today? (some/any/many)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2005]

1. Only ……….. among the invitees turned up. (few/a few/the few)

2. Do you have ………… books on astrology? (some/ any/many)

3. You will have to manage with ………… money you have. (little/a little/the little)

4. ………. undergraduate cannot apply for the past. (a/an/the)

5. The society gives …….. respect to a thinker. (many/ much/ more)

6. This is not ……….. usual happening. (a/an/the)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2006]

1. That girl has ……….. good qualities . (much/more/many)

2. Can you help me with ………… money? (little/a little/the little)

3. Our principle is a man of …….. words. (few/a few/the few)

4. Did you buy ………… oranges today? (any/some/many)

5. Our teacher gave us …….. useful advice. (many/more/ much)

6. Kalidas is ……… Shakespeare of India.  (a/an/the)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2007]

1. He has ……… friends who stand by him. (few/ a few/the few)

2. Did you have …………. difficulty in finding the house? (much/any/many)

3. His brother is ………. university student. (a/an/the)

4. I appreciate even …………. help they gave me. (little/a little/the little)

5. An umbrella is ……….. useful thing. (a/an/the)

6. Have you any ………….. book to read? (some/ many/any)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2008]

1. Many guests were invited, but only ………… turned up. (few/a few/the few)

2. This is ……….. European lady I was talking about. (a/an/the)

3. I cannot give you ………….. money. (any/a little/some)

4. We found the house without ………….. difficulty. (much/many/more)

5. Sri Lanka is ……. island. (a/an/the)

6. ………….. of the boys was rewarded. (each/every/any)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2009]

1. He gave away ………… money he had to the beggar. (little/a little/the little)

2. Reading is ………… useful hobby. (a/an/the)

3. Only ………. of the candidates were suitable. (few/ a few/ the few)

4. They won the match without ………… difficulty. (much/more/many)

5. ……….. of the competitors will get a certificate. (any/each/very)

6. I don’t expect ………. help from them. (some/any/many)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2010]

1. My brother is ……….. N.C.C.  cadet. (a/an/the)

2. First read ………… books you have with you. (few/a few/the few)

3. …….. of the oranges were rotten. (many/more/much)

4. Socrates gave …….. useful advice to his pupils. (many/much/more)

5. Harry up ! We have only ………… time left. (little/a little/the little)

6. The workers decided to form………… union. (a/an/the)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2011]

1. The painter is a man of ………… words.  (few/a few/the few)

2. …………. honorary secretary gets no salary for holding the post. (A/An/The)

3. ………….. of the candidates must produce her/his identity card. (Any/Every/Each)

4. India won the match with ………… bit of luck. (little/ a little / the little)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2012]

1. ……… men are free from faults. (few/a few/the few)

2. …………. hour has passed since he left us. (a/an/the)

3. ……….. of the students will be given a copy of the magazine.  (every/each/any)

4. Please give me ………… money you have. (little/a little/the little)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2013]

1. He will come back within …….. hour. (a/an/the)

2. ………..  men are free from faults. (few/a few/the few)

3. Leap year falls in ……….. fourth year. (any/every/each)

4. ………….. learning is a dangerous thing. (little/a little/the little)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2014]

1. I gave ……….. one rupee note to the beggar. (a/an/the)

2. My father is ……….. older than my mother. (many/much/more)

3. I buy ………….. books every month. (few/a few/the few)

4. I need ………… money I have. (little/a little/the little)

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2015]

1. Please give me some time to finish the work.

2. Then I will take you to the university.

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2016]

1. Ramen comes home twice a month.

2. Mr. Bell rang the bell of alarm and I woke up.

3. A busy person has little time to waste.

4. Only a few of the applicants were found suitable.

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2017]

1. My brother is an N.C.C. cadet.

2. We found the house without any difficulty.

3. He has to feed his family with the little money he earns.

4. Our principle is a man of few words.

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2018]

1. The rich are not always unkind.

2. The principle gave the students much sound advice.

3. Every school has a union of the students.

4. Is there any coffee left in the pot?

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2019]

1. My brother had gone an hour ago.

2. A busy person has little time to waste.

3. The classes started after the bell had rung.

4. Much of their property was lost in the flood.

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2020]

1. They won the match without any difficulty.

2. Reading is a useful hobby.

3. I gave him the few books I had.

4. Kalidas is the Shakespeare of India.

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2021, 2022]

1. Mr. Barua is a man of few words.

2. Ms. Manisha married a European gentleman.

3. I want only a little encouragement from you.

4. Each of the participants will be given a certificate.

 

[HSLC EXAM - 2023]

1. My friend is ______M.A. in English.

(a) a

(b) an

(c) the

(d) that

2. _______book you have mentioned is out-of-print.

(a) A

(b) The

(c) Many

(d) Some

3. Kindness is _______great virtue.

(a) the

(b) much

(c) that

(d) a

4. _______Taj Mahal is one of the wonders of the world.

(a) The

(b) This

(c) That

(d) A

5. Is there _______sugar in the pot?

(a) little

(b) few

(c) any

(d) much

 

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