Identify the determiner in the following sentence:
That is the shop where Dadi bought enough saffron to last till Diwali.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option (2) → enough
In this sentence “enough” comes before “saffron” and tells how much saffron Dadi bought.
| Option | Meaning and use | Example |
|---|---|---|
| (1) That | a pronoun here: stands alone as the subject, with no noun after it | That is my cousin’s shop. |
| (2) enough (answer) | a determiner: comes before a noun and tells which, whose, how many or how much | We have enough rice for the whole week. |
| (3) where | a relative adverb here: joins “the shop” to the words that tell us about it | This is the village where my father was born. |
| (4) till | a preposition here: shows time, up to Diwali | The shop stays open till ten at night. |