What are "determiners"?

Answer by  sharpe72 (214)

Determiners are simply words that are used with nouns to clarify the noun. They may define someone or state quantifiers, possessives, articles, and ordinals. Examples are; a, an, first, second, his, hers, whose, a few, many, my, your, and his. Singular nouns need a determiner, plural nouns, it is optional.

Answer by  apehce (8)

Determiner, in grammar is a word that belongs to the 'noun modifiers', and can include possessive adjectives and/or words as any, whose, and occupies the first position in a sentence.