TG-pt3요약(10)

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임용 필독 도서 teacher`s grammar TG chapter 10 요약본입니다. 한 눈에 보기 쉽고 가지런 하게 정리 되어 있습니다.

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The prenominal modifiers discussed in this chapter are often referred to as determiners.
Although adjectives are also prenominal modifiers, they are not classified as determiners since they differ from determiners in their meaning and in their form. Determiners indicate important characteristic about head nouns. Adjectives can appear one after another, whereas determiners cannot do this as readily. Individual determiners tend to be restricted to modifying nouns that have specific properties related to countability and number, but adjectives are not restricted in this way. Adjectives can often have comparative and superlative form, but determiners cannot.

DETERMINERS AND THEIR ORDER OF APPEARANCE
Articles (a/an, the)
Demonstrative determiners (this/that, these/those)
Possessive determiners(my, his/her, our, your, its, their)
Nouns as possessive determiners (John`s, Bill`s)
Quantifiers (all, any, few, many)
Partitives (glass of, loaf of, bit of, acre of)
Cardinal numbers (one, two, three)
Ordinal numbers (first, second, next, last)
Multipliers (double, twice, three times)
Fractions (three-fourths, two fifths)

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