This advanced grammar worksheet helps Class 8 students refine their use of determiners in real-world and academic contexts. Through fill-in-the-blanks, categorization, sentence correction, and narrative grammar tasks, learners understand how determiners guide clarity in communication.
This worksheet helps learners:
1. Identify and use articles, demonstratives, quantifiers, possessives, and distributives correctly.
2. Choose appropriate determiners in formal, informal, and narrative writing.
3. Recognize common usage errors through engaging practice.
This worksheet includes five scaffolded activities:
✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blank with Correct Determiner
Students choose from options like (a/an/the), (this/that/those), or (some/any/much) to complete the sentence.
🔍 Exercise 2 – Identify and Classify the Determiner
Students underline the determiner and categorize it as article, demonstrative, quantifier, number, distributive, or possessive.
🧠 Exercise 3 – Fill from Word Bank
Learners complete sentences using a set of mixed determiners (e.g., each, all, these, several, the).
✅ Exercise 4 – Tick the Correct Option
Multiple-choice questions test conceptual understanding with close pairs like (less/fewer), (some/any), (each/either).
📖 Exercise 5 – Story Completion
A mystery-themed story about a treasure hunt is completed by inserting appropriate determiners, maintaining narrative flow and meaning.
Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blank
1. a
2. those
3. Every
4. my
5. a few
6. This
7. the
8. some
9. several
10. those
Exercise 2 – Identify and Categorize
1. This – Demonstrative
2. five – Number
3. Most – Quantifier
4. That – Demonstrative
5. any – Quantifier
6. My – Possessive
7. Both – Distributive
8. This – Demonstrative
9. The – Article
10. A – Article
Exercise 3 – Word Bank (Sample Answers)
1. a
2. all
3. those
4. an
5. some
6. a
7. every
8. those
9. each
10. few
Exercise 4 – Tick the Correct Determiner
1. some
2. that
3. his
4. fewer
5. an
6. a few
7. These
8. much
9. either
10. any
Exercise 5 – Story Completion
1. a
2. an
3. that
4. Each
5. some
6. which
7. a few
8. all
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Determiners introduce nouns and specify quantity, possession, or definiteness, such as “a,” “the,” “some,” and “each.”
They clarify which or how many things are being referred to, making sentences precise.
Because using the wrong determiner can change the meaning or make sentences unclear.