Grammar - Expressing Number
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none
either
each
both
no
neither
every
All
Both
1)
Even though Helen and Wendy were
born in Madrid,
of them speaks Spanish.
2)
I have three daughters but
of them lives nearby.
3)
Andrew plays football
Saturday evening.
4)
In a volleyball game,
team has six players.
5)
six men are hard workers.
6)
his brother and his sister will be there.
7)
There was
room in the car for anyone else.
8)
He hasn't got
a computer or a scanner.
9)
She asked me for some food but there was
in the house.
10)
My father was
very rich nor very poor.
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Answers
1)
both, neither
BOTH => two things / NEITHER OF => two things.
2)
none of
(more than two things) not any of a group of people or things
3)
every
used to say how often something happens or is done
4)
each
every one of two or more things considered separately
5)
all
every member or part of + plural noun
6)
both
both... and... => not only… but also…
7)
no
no + noun => not one; not any; not a
8)
either
either... or ... => used to show a choice of two things
9)
none
not one of a group of people or things
10)
neither
neither... nor... => to show that a negative statement is true
