Determiners

Today we'll talk a little about DETERMINERS.
But don't worry, it'll be just something like a review, to help that here it is a a useful link for it [click here to go to the webpage]

 Also I hope that this brief audio may help you too.



To practice your learning I attached one link to practice, to go practice click here.

Comentarios

  1. Unknown15 de octubre de 2017, 10:43 p.m.

    Hello Elio!!
    I liked the content of your post because although the topic about determiners could be easy sometimes we forget some things, in my case I didn´t remember what determiners are and i use them almost every day but i i and also I didn´t remember that can be classify in general and in specific, so your post has help me to remind many things about determiners that i aready mentioned before.
    i don´t have doubts about the content, but i just going to continue practicing it, because i had some problems with the exercises in the link that we shared with us-

    thank you Elio!!

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  2. Unknown16 de octubre de 2017, 11:03 a.m.

    Hello there Elio, I really liked your podcast, your explantion was very clear, as Adriana said we sometimes forget about them, so it's very necessary to refresh our thoughts related to this topic, thanks for the practice by the way, it was very nice!.
    No further questions.

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  3. Anónimo16 de octubre de 2017, 7:28 p.m.

    Hello, Elio. I liked your post because it is really important for us to truly know how to use determiners . I remembered with your post that there are specific and general determiners and also I wasn't sure the demonstratives were inside Determiners. I think your post, the web pages and the audio has helped me to improve choosing the right determiner to use when writing and speaking in English. I just have one doubt: "Is there plural form for every determiner? Bye bye

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  4. Unknown16 de octubre de 2017, 8:44 p.m.

    Hello Elio! I enjoyed reading and listening your audio post. The topic you have selected is really interesting because the determiners are so useful in spoken english every moment. With your blog I was able to refresh my mind about the types of determiners. The specific and the general ones. The use of "a" "an" and "the". I just got a question. Between "another" "other" "the other" and "others" which is the difference? Thanks

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  5. Unknown16 de octubre de 2017, 8:48 p.m.

    Hello Elio, Thanks you so much!

    I really liked your post because it's really clear en useful, actually it has helped me to remember some of the determiners and specially how to identify them as specific or general, I loved that exercise! :D

    Actually I just have a little doubt is there a different in context, between "other" and "another"?

    Thanks you!!

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  6. Andrea Suárez17 de octubre de 2017, 9:34 a.m.

    Hello Elio, nice to hear you again. Good post! As you said we studied this topic on the last semester, Mr. Avellan explain it to us on a very nice way...

    Using determiners how you can diference the quantity of things we are talking about?

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  7. Unknown17 de octubre de 2017, 9:58 a.m.

    Thanks Elio for your audio in reference to the Determinants, very clear in your explanation and the link that is super interesting and fun to learn with these exercises.

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