1 HALF (DB) 1183937 3 HALF (NN1) 199149 9 HALF way (RR21) 46025 13 HALF (RR) 17702 https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/half 2 SECOND (MD) HALF (NN1) OF (IO) 67335 3 THAN (CSN) HALF (DB) OF (IO) 63067 4 ABOUT (RG) HALF (DB) OF (IO) 34120 5 A (AT1) HALF (DB) YEARS (NNT2) 28565 6 THAN (CSN) HALF […]
1 NEITHER (RR) 2 NEITHER (DD1) NEITHER_DD1 \w+_(IO|NN|VM)\w* NEITHER_RR \w+_(A|II|J|VD|VH|R)\w* 2 . (.) NEITHER (DD1) OF (IO) 12729 3 . (.) NEITHER (RR) THE (AT) 6817 4 , (,) NEITHER (RR) THE (AT) 6661 5 . (.) NEITHER (DD1) IS (VBZ) 5788 6 IS (VBZ) NEITHER (RR) A (AT1) 4750 8 AND (CC) NEITHER (DD1) […]
1 LESS (DAR) 1728658 2 LESS (RGR) 1135509 6 LESS (RRR) 224790 13 LESS (II%) 21380 17 LESS (RR33) 10629 27 LESS (NN1) 1708
If the word ‘somewhat’ is followed by the word ‘of’ then it is a singular determiner. In all other cases, it is a general adverb. 1 SOMEWHAT (DD1) OF (IO) 29129 2 SOMEWHAT (RR) . (.) 13339 3 SOMEWHAT (RR) MORE (RGR) 12322 4 SOMEWHAT (RR) DIFFERENT (JJ) 12075 5 SOMEWHAT (RR) , (,) 10872 […]
1 MOST (DAT) PEOPLE (NN) 528006 2 MOST (DAT) CASES (NN2) 174149 3 MOST (DAT) THINGS (NN2) 27916 4 MOST (DAT) WOMEN (NN2) 25879 5 MOST (DAT) COMPANIES (NN2) 25464 6 MOST (DAT) STATES (NN2) 23512 7 MOST (DAT) DAYS (NNT2) 23351 8 MOST (DAT) AMERICANS (NN2) 21777 9 MOST (DAT) STUDENTS (NN2) 21195 10 […]
The word ‘that’ is almost always a subordinating conjunction between a verb and determiner. The main exceptions have been highlighted. 1 IS (VBZ) THAT (CST) THIS (DD1) 60964 2 NOTE (VV0) THAT (CST) THIS (DD1) 50064 3 ENSURE (VVI) THAT (CST) ALL (DB) 29111 4 IS (VBZ) THAT (CST) THESE (DD2) 26839 5 IS (VBZ) […]
1 THAT (DD1) ‘S (VBZ) 2910658 6 THAT (CST) ‘S (VBZ) 46519 8 THAT (DD1) ‘S (VHZ) 15994 9 THAT (CST) ‘S (VHZ) 12804
It is much more common to follow an indefinite pronoun with ‘THAT’ as a conjunction. ‘That’ as a determiner is less common. 1 SOMETHING (PN1) THAT (CST) 806036 2 ONE (PN1) THAT (CST) 546938 3 ANYTHING (PN1) THAT (CST) 216969 4 EVERYTHING (PN1) THAT (CST) 172404 6 SOMEONE (PN1) THAT (CST) 46752 7 NOTHING (PN1) […]
1 SO (RG) MUCH (DA1) 80 3 SO (RG) MUCH (RR) 5 If you can’t decide if ‘much’ a singular after determiner or just a regular adverb, go with probabilty.
‘Little’ is usually an adjective. However, it can also be an adverb or determiner. 1 (JJ) 2959580 2 (RR22) 1608861 3 (DA1) ‘little’ is a determiner between adverbs of degree and conjunctions or TO infinitve marker, between a verb or preposition and a comparative determiner: (RG) little (CSA|TO|V|IO), (V|I) little (DAR) (RG)little (NN1|NNT1) 2 AS […]