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Determiners and Quantifiers Worksheets
Our determiners and quantifiers worksheets help children master words that precede and modify nouns, providing essential information about them. Included here are exercises on possessive, demonstrative, distributive determiners, predeterminers, cardinals, ordinals, and more. Get hold of some of these worksheets for free!
Identifying Possessive Determiners
Practice identifying and using possessive determiners such as my, her, your, their, or its to show ownership or belonging with these worksheets.
Determiners and Modified Nouns
The task is for kids to identify and circle the determiner and underline the noun that it modifies in each sentence.
Quantifiers | A few vs. A Little
Decide whether a noun is countable or uncountable to determine if you should use a few or a little in these worksheets.
Introduce children to determiners and quantifiers, and their types like interrogatives, possessives, and articles, with this printable chart.
Use demonstratives to point out specific things and indicate whether something is near or far, or whether it's singular or plural.
Quantifiers and Modified Nouns
Spot words showing how much or how many, and connect them to the nouns they describe in these quantifier worksheets.
Completing Sentences with Quantifiers
These fill-in-the-blank exercises help children use quantifiers such as a little, a few, many, plenty of, and more.
Rewriting Sentences with Quantifiers
Rewrite sentences, choosing the correct quantifier depending on whether the noun is countable or uncountable in these PDF worksheets.
Choose cardinals to express quantity or a total number and ordinals to show a position or sequence in an order, while filling in the blanks.
Choosing the Correct Determiners
Choose appropriate determiners from the list provided in the word box to complete sentences in these determiners worksheets.
Use predeterminers, or words that come before a main determiner, often showing a fraction or multiplier, in context.
Insert distributive determiners like each, every, both, half, either, or neither in the blank to complete the sentences in these worksheets.
