‘All, another, any, both, each, either’ these determiners are-

Examples of General Determiners:

- "All": Refers to the entire quantity or entirety of something.

- "Another": Refers to an additional or different one of something.

- "Any": Refers to one or some of a thing, without specifying a particular one.

- "Both": Refers to two items or people together.

- "Each": Refers to every one of a group separately.

- "Either": Refers to one or the other of two things.