Example of Determinative Adjectives

The determinative or determinative adjectives are those that have as main function identify the noun and give more information about from his meaning.

On the contrary, there are other types of nouns, called qualifiers, whose function is to express a quality or characteristic with respect to the noun they modify.

There are different types of determinative adjectives and these are:

1. Demonstrative: give information about the proximity of the noun. Are the adjectives this, that, that and their variations of gender and number (these, this, these, those, that, those, those, that, those).
2. Articles: they inform us if the noun is an entity known or not in advance by the issuer. They are divided into:
   Specific articles (the noun is known or identified by the issuer): the, the, the, the, the.

Indeterminate articles (the noun is not known or identified by the issuer): one, one, one, one.

1. Possessive: They identify who the noun belongs to. They are the adjectives: my, you, his, your, your, our, our.
2. Numerals: express a numerical relationship in relation to the noun. For example the adjectives 
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   two three four five six; first second Third Fourth; double, triple, quadruple, quintuple; middle, fourth, eighth.
3. Undefined: express a meaning of inaccuracy or imprecision. For example: true, such, some, some, any, several, many, few, each.
4. Interrogatives: they express a question mark in relation to the noun they are modifying. Are the adjectives what, which, which, how much, how much, how many, how many
5. Exclamatory: they express an exclamation in relation to the noun they modify. Are the adjectives what, how much, how many, how much, how many.

140 Examples of Sentences with determinative adjectives (by type)

Below is a list with 140 examples of determinative adjectives; the examples are separated by type (demonstrative, article, possessive, numeral, indefinite, interrogative, and exclamatory). The different adjectives are highlighted in bold in each of the examples for better understanding:

Sentences with demonstrative adjectives

1. Is house has a huge beautiful garden full of flowers of all colors. (Is determines to home)
2. These friends are my friends from high school. (These determines to friends)
3. On this precise moment is not available to speak. (East determines to moment)
4. Is good news was the best you could give me. (Is determines to News)
5. With this increase we will have more money to save. (East determines to increase).
6. I like that character for his courage and honesty. (That determines to character).
7. It suits you better that mermaid cut dress. (That determines to dress)
8. We are very satisfied with these favorable numbers. (These determines to numbers).
9. Always wanted to have is spacious kitchen to prepare food for a large family. (Is determines to kitchen)
10. How much they cost these cards? (These determines to cards).
11. Remember those beautiful days of our youth? (Those determines to days)
12. A month ago we collided in that (That determines to avenue)
13. Those fruits are on sale because they are already very ripe. (Those determines to fruit)
14. Those good advice from you has been very helpful. (Those determines to advice)
15. You have determination; with that fortress could go far. (That determines to strength)
16. We look those embarrassing photographs of childhood. (Those determines to Photographs)
17. That child is very rude to adults. (That determines to boy)
18. That wide door is the emergency exit of the premises. (That determines to door)
19. We decided that we would no longer talk about that (That determines to theme)
20. Is city ​​is full of tourists all year round. (Is determines to town)

Sentences with articles

1. I want to buy some new books (indeterminate article).
2. The Bus stopped early to pick us up (item determined).
3. The Monarch butterflies are beautiful (definite article).
4. The dog is very pretty (definite article).
5. It was a very good day (indeterminate article).
6. The Monday I will have a lot of work (definite article).
7. Everyone the days I am going to study (specific article).
8. Have the conviction that people can change whenever they want (definite article).
9. Director of the career (determined) gave a very emotional (indeterminate) speech at the end the semester (determined).
10. Do you have a idea how important you are to us? (indefinite article).
11. Listen a song (indeterminate) that I can no longer get myself out of the head (definite article).
12. I would like to have a dog (indeterminate) to take care of the home (determined) of my parents.
13. The Tuesday there will be a meeting at Jorge's house (definite article).
14. With the trajectory that he has so far everyone would like to hire him (specific article).
15. It Most interesting of all was living with new people (specific article).
16. I had a long time I did not see you (indeterminate article).
17. This movie has some quite silly and ridiculous dialogues (indeterminate article).
18. You need a cold beer to relax you (indeterminate article).
19. I have some tickets that I will no longer need; I can sell them to you. (Indefinite article).
20. You want a hot chocolate to soothe the cold? (indefinite article).

Sentences with possessive adjectives

1. I do have me fairly clear conscience. (Me determines to conscience)
2. The interviewers were not very satisfied with its (His determines to answer)
3. Do not lose you time trying to talk to someone who doesn't want to listen. (You determines to weather)
4. We are at your provision. (Your determines to provision)
5. Your father insists on talking to you about a sensitive topic. (Your determines to dad)
6. We have a room available for you in our home. (Our determines to home)
7. I think that our Favorite episode of the series is the last one. (Our determines to episode)
8. I gave my condolences for the terrible loss you suffered. (My determines to condolences)
9. You religion does not allow you to eat meat these days. (You determines to religion)
10. His role was decisive for the whole operation. (His determines to paper)
11. Apparently your generosity has no limit. (Your determines to generosity)
12. Thank you in advance your great effort. (Your determines to effort)
13. They asked us our help to solve the riddle. (Our determines to help)
14. Our meeting lasted only about five minutes of conversation. (Our determines to meeting)
15. Me Favorite time of day is when I go to work out at the gym. (Me determines to moment)
16. Tell me your problems. (Your determines to problems)
17. I will tell you all my plans. (My determines to plans)
18. Introduce me to their friends to meet them. (Their determines to friends)
19. We invite you to our house what is its home too. (Our determines to home; its, to home)
20. Me homework is very difficult. (Me determines to homework)

Sentences with numeral adjectives

1. Tomorrow is the first day of classes. (First determines to day)
2. Will have two opportunities to hit. (Two determines to opportunities)
3. Has only a computer in the office. (A determines to computer)
4. I ate dinner five tacos last night. (Five determines to tacos)
5. All this is going to cost you double effort than others. (Double determines to effort)
6. There are hardly any twenty documented cases of that disease. (Twenty determines to cases)
7. My bitch had four Very beautiful and healthy puppies. (Four determines to puppies)
8. She is the third beer that I drink so far this night. (Third determines to beer)
9. We entered a challenge of six weeks to lose weight. (Six determines to weeks)
10. In a month it will be fifth theater festival in the city. (Fifth determines to festival)
11. Broke the apple in twenty same pictures. (Twenty determines to paintings)
12. Saúl earned the tenth place in the national video game contest. (Tenth determines to place)
13. Is his first parenting experience. (First determines to experience)
14. This week we had to work double turn. (Double determines to turn)
15. He brushed his teeth triple time to get rid of the bad taste. (Triple determines to time)
16. I took half glass of lemon soda with a splash of tequila. (Half determines to Cup)
17. For him eighth my dog's birthday we gave him a meatloaf. (Eighth determines to birthday)
18. We serve ourselves a double portion because the food was very tasty. (Double determines to portion)
19. Even if they pass one hundred years, I can never forget about you. (One hundred determines to years)
20. You mess up the day like twenty different glasses! (Twenty determines to glasses)

Sentences with undefined adjectives

1. This is a type any, without many things that attract attention. (Any determines to kind)
2. I met true person that I want to introduce you soon. (True determines to person)
3. Certain day she decided to go on a diet and change his bad habits for healthy ones. (Certain determines to day)
4. We will not be able to agree with such disorganization. (Such determines to disorganization)
5. Some day you will have your own children and you will understand that enormous responsibility. (Some determines to day)
6. Do you have some idea of ​​the end result? (Some determines to idea)
7. It is not about a person any: is someone with a lot of recognition. (Any determines to person)
8. They came various friends to visit me when I was admitted to the hospital. (Various determines to friends)
9. They signed up Many students in the theater workshop. (A lots of determines to students)
10. Carried out few tests. (Few determines to tests)
11. Each vaccine has a cost of twenty dollars. (Each determines to vaccine)
12. Apparently, certain informant was with the gossip of what happened. (Certain determines to informant)
13. Any The trip can be enjoyed more if you are accompanied by someone you love. (Any determines to travel)
14. Such training will give very good results. (Such determines to training)
15. I would like to have some certainty beyond the present. (Some determines to certainty)
16. There was several offers on items that were from last season. (Several determines to offers)
17. There was few followers of his theory. (Few determines to followers)
18. He has worked in advertising with certain well-known brands. (Certain determines to trademarks)
19. Need Some more collaborators in our work team. (Some determines to collaborators)
20. It has generated certain doubts about his unstable behavior. (Certain determines to Doubts)

Sentences with interrogative adjectives

1. ¿How many days do you need to finish? (How many determines to days)
2. ¿Which do you think I have any intentions with all this? (Which determines to intentions)
3. Can you tell me in what year was the revolution of our country? (What determines to year)
4. ¿Which Do you think the furniture arrangement is the best? (Which determines to arrangement)
5. ¿Which advice would you give to young people who are just starting their career? (Which determines to advice)
6. With how much money would you be satisfied? (How much determines to money)
7. ¿How much milk is still in the refrigerator? (How much determines to milk)
8. ¿How many different shades have you used in your hair? (How many determines to shades)
9. Did you see how many people were in line? (How many determines to people)
10. ¿What needs did you find in potential clients? (What determines to needs)
11. You know which name would fit the girl better? (Which determines to Name)
12. On which cities have you been (Which determines to cities)
13. ¿How much chili they put in the sauce? (How much determines to chili)
14. With how many most men managed to lift that weight? (How many determines to mens)
15. ¿How much food do your ten dogs eat daily? (How much determines to food)
16. ¿How many laps did you give the circuit? (How many determines to turns)
17. ¿What strategy they used to convince you? (What determines to strategy)
18. ¿Which movie will we see today at the cinema? (Which determines to movie)
19. ¿What side effects can this medicine produce? (What determines to effects)
20. ¿How many how old is the girl? (How many determines to years)

Sentences with exclamatory adjectives

1. ¡How much happiness I feel! (How much determines to happiness)
2. ¡How much there is truth in your words! (How much determines to truth)
3. ¡What so attentive man! (What determines to man)
4. ¡What bad luck I have! (What determines to lucky)
5. But what so silly tv show you put on! (What determines to Program)
6. ¡How much problem for something so insignificant! (How much determines to trouble)
7. Seriously what what I'm glad to see you here again! (What determines to taste)
8. ¡How many wonderful moments we spent in this dream garden! (How many determines to moments)
9. ¡What craziness! (What determines to craziness)
10. ¡How much diversity of species inhabits this jungle! (How much determines to diversity)
11. ¡How many hands worked together to build this monument! (How many determines to hands)
12. ¡What practicality yours! (What determines to practicality)
13. But how much kids make a mess while they play! (How much determines to mess)
14. ¡What such an arrogant attitude of the owner of the premises! (What determines to attitude)
15. ¡How many Scientific discoveries will continue to be made in the future! (How many determines to discoveries)
16. ¡What such a complicated question you have asked! (What determines to question)
17. ¡How much wisdom is in the words of the philosopher! (How much determines to wisdom)
18. ¡What happiness that we could finally see each other after so long! (What determines to happiness)
19. ¡How many so cute songs has this album! (How many determines to songs)
20. ¡What novelty! (What determines to novelty)

Other types of adjectives:

• Undefined adjectives
• Numeral adjectives
• Possessive adjectives
• Gentile adjectives
• Substantiated adjectives
• Pronominal adjectives
• Demonstrative adjectives
• Adjectives
• Explanatory adjectives