Fill in the blank with the suitable determiner:
______ student in the class must wear winter uniform from today.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option (2) → Every
Complete sentence: Every student in the class must wear winter uniform from today. "Student" is singular and countable, and the rule applies to all the students of the class: "Every student in the class must wear winter uniform from today."
| Option | Meaning and use | Example |
|---|---|---|
| (1) More | More goes with plural or uncountable nouns (more students, more water), not with a singular noun. | We need more chairs for the guests. |
| (2) Every (answer) | Every is a determiner that goes with a singular countable noun and means all the members of a group, taken one by one. | Every player received a medal. |
| (3) One | "One student" would make the order apply to a single student, while a uniform rule is meant for the whole class. | Only one student was absent today. |
| (4) Much | Much goes with uncountable nouns (much time, much money), not with "student". | There is not much sugar left. |