Fill in the blank with the suitable determiner.
We have _________ food.
A. Any
B. Many
C. Taste
D. Enough
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → D
Enough as a determiner:
- A determiner comes before a noun and tells about its quantity.
- Enough means as much or as many as needed. It can go with uncountable nouns (enough food) and plural nouns (enough chairs).
Complete sentence: We have enough food.
A. Any — Incorrect.
- "Any" is used in questions and negatives (Do we have any food? We do not have any food).
- "We have any food" is wrong in a positive statement.
B. Many — Incorrect.
- "Many" goes with countable plural nouns.
- "Food" here is uncountable and takes "much" or "enough".
C. Taste — Incorrect.
- "Taste" is a noun or verb, not a determiner.
- "We have taste food" makes no sense.
D. Enough — Correct.
- "Enough food" means as much food as is needed.