Determiners consist of subsets of parts of speech. Articles fall into a determiner category, which are words that typically precede nouns and offer grammatical information about them (e.g. whether or not the nouns are indefinite or definite). Determiners may also include counting words that quantify nouns
- many (countable nouns)
- several (countable nouns)
- few (countable nouns)
- some (uncountable nouns)
- all
- this
- that
- these (indicating close proximity to plural objects)
- those (indicationg far away plural objects)