Prepare a chart of determiners with rules and examples and use all types ? ?

Determiner | Rule | Example
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Articles (a, an, the) | Used before nouns to specify or limit them | a cat, an apple, the book
Demonstratives (this, that, these, those) | Used to point out specific nouns | this car, that house, these shoes, those birds
Possessives (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) | Show ownership or relationship | my dog, your phone, their house
Quantifiers (some, any, many, few, several, all, both, each, every) | Indicate quantity or amount | some cookies, many books, all students
Numbers (one, two, three, etc.) | Indicate exact quantity | one pen, three apples, five cars
Interrogatives (which, what, whose) | Used to ask questions | which book, what time, whose bag

| Determiner Type | Rule | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Articles | Used before nouns to specify whether the noun is definite or indefinite | The (definite): The book is on the table. A/An (indefinite): I need a book. |
| Demonstratives | Used to point out specific nouns | This/These (near the speaker): This is my book. That/Those (far from the speaker): That book is on the table. |
| Possessives | Used to indicate ownership of nouns | My (singular): This is my book. Your (singular and plural): This is your book/These are your books. His/Her/Its (singular): This is his/her/its book. Our (plural): This is our book. Their (plural): This is their book. |
| Quantifiers | Used to indicate the quantity of nouns | Some (indefinite): I have some books. All (definite): I have all the books. Many/Much (indefinite): I have many books/I have much time. Few/Little (indefinite): I have few books/I have little time. Any (indefinite): Do you have any books? |
| Interrogatives | Used to ask questions about nouns | Which (singular and plural): Which book do you want? Whose (singular and plural): Whose book is this? |
| Exclamatory | Used to express strong emotions about nouns | What (singular and plural): What a beautiful book! |