By Determiners, Nouns

There is no consensus on how to handle numerals. They are like determiners and like nouns. Some grammarians just use "numeral" as another part of speech, like "noun" or "verb".I offer this analysis, but there are surely others.fifty is a noun acting as a...

sport's songs: songs relatedd to a specific sport, say tennis's songssports songs: songs related to sporting/sports activities (in this case it is sports is determiner, not noun

This is not about grammar. Your grammar/structure is OK, but the understanding is poor.You need to read more English books and watch English movies, and focus more on flow and less on grammar. You seem to be just learning rules and less flow. ------------ 1.the relation between the wayThis is...

That's amazingly clear!

.Some grammarians class cardinal numbers as adjectives, others as determiners, and yet others as a class of their own. It is a very large (if not infinite) class, but the numerals from 14 on up are formed quite automatically. They are also pronouns.

<<You can't have an adverb between a determiner and its noun. >> Is there no even remotely possible chance of that? Sorry, Jim. I do agree with what you wrote, and I suppose my comment above could use a couple of commas. (I'm also testing to see whether my posts are...

No! Can't do it!no is a determiner. a is a determiner. You can't have more than one determiner before a noun. Never.*no even a desk*a the desk*a no desk*the my desk*my no desk Besides that, even doesn't go with no. You can't have an adverb between a determiner and its noun....

I have posted this question on another forum, but I haven't exactly received a satisfactory answer, so here it is: "I am all that you have home." (If anyone here is a fan of The Decemberists, then they might recognize this line!) "I" would be noun phrase one and the...

Why do we use a determiner in front of some nouns and not in front of others? For example: at the station, at the store, at the airport; vs at home, at work, at school?

Hey there!Your example sentence is very good, and the article is in exactly the right place. Articles can also be referred to as 'determiners,' since they determine specifically which object (noun) is being talked about. For example, when talking about a boy riding his bicycle, using...