Grammar 2-3- Every, All, Most, Both, Etc PDF

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1. Fill in the blanks with all or every:

a.

I wake up every day at 7:30.

b.

My cat is so lazy! She sleeps all day.

c.

I go to the movies every week.

d.

Helen and Nick stayed at the beach all day yesterday.

e.

Every time I have a test, I get nervous.

f.

They go on vacation every summer.

g.

He was traveling in Peru, so he was gone all summer.

h.

My sister studies two hours every night.

i.

I didn’t come to the party because I was working all weekend.

j.

There are the same problems in every big cities.

k.

A student card was given to every student in the school.

l.

You can buy her anything. She loves all sweets!

2. Look at the information in these two tables and write sentences about them:

Brazil

Argentina

Both countries… Neither country...

a.

in South America

in South America

Both countries are in South America.

b.

not English speaking country

not English speaking country

Neither country is an English speaking country.

c.

loves soccer

loves soccer

Both countries love soccer.

d.

has lots of history

has lots of history

Both countries have lots of history.

e.

not famous for ice hockey

not famous for ice hockey

Neither country is famous for ice hockey.

f.

has an interesting culture

has an interesting culture

Both countries have an interesting culture.

Tom

Steve

Both guys… Neither guy...

a.

likes grapes

likes grapes.

Both guys like grapes.

b.

not married

not married

Neither guy is married.

c.

lives in an apartment

lives in an apartment

Both guys live in an apartment.

d.

doesn’t like cats

doesn’t like cats

Neither guy doesn’t like cats.

e.

likes soccer

likes soccer

Both guys like soccer.

f.

works in China

works in China

Both guys work in China.

3. Choose the correct quantifier in the following sentences: a. My brother ate (all / all of) the cookies! b. She gave me (some / some of) information about the school. c. Sorry, but I have (no / none of) time to help her today. d. I asked two people on the street, but (neither / neither of) them knew how to get to the station. e. I answered (most / most of) the questions, but I couldn’t finish them. f. I like pizza and spaghetti. (Both / Both of) dishes are delicious! g. I went shopping because (no / none of) my clothes were cool. h. You can read (either / either of) the books. Choose the one you like. i. You can text with (all / all of) cellphones these days j. I don’t like skiing or snowboarding because neither / neither of) sport seems interesting to me. k. Some / Some of) his friends are studying in the library right now. l. I will ask (either / either of) William or Allen to pick me up at the airport. m. I like (most / most of) movies except unless they are too scary. n. (Both / Both of) my parents were born in Germany.

4. Complete the sentences using the quantifiers provided. You may use them more than once. Not all quantifiers are needed: all

no

most

either

all of

none of

most of

either of

some

both

neither

some of

both of

neither of

a. He loves all Korean food. He says everything is delicious! b. I don’t like baseball or basketball. Neither sport is interesting to me. c. Some of my friends are studying English, but not everyone. d. Some animals live in the ocean. e. We visited Ireland and Scotland. Both countries were very beautiful. f. There are two choices for dinner. You can have either beef or chicken. g. Nancy got 100% on the test. She answered all the questions correctly! h. Both my two brothers eat pizza because they think it’s unhealthy. i. The school is very quiet because there are all children here. j. I like all animals, but I don’t like snakes. k. Most people like Android phones and some people like iPhones. l. All my homework was correct. I did everything wrong. m. We can have either Japanese or Italian food tonight.

n. Both of my parents are dentists....