A
6 Which option(s) can complete the sentence correctly?
Peter has a room and Julia has a room. The children both have ............................... rooms.
A. their own
B. themself’s
C. themselves’
A. their own
7 Are these sentences right R or wrong W?
A. There’s somebody outside who wants to speak to you.
B. There are somebody outside who want to speak to you.
A R
B W
Right R or wrong W?
A. Are you going to stay here all the night?
B. Are you going to stay here all the time?
A W
B R
Which option(s) can complete this sentence correctly?
There’s a meeting ..................................... six weeks.
A. all
B. all the
C. each
D. every
EVERY
Which is more normal here: has or have?
Each of us .............................. a serious problem.
HAS
Which of these sentences is/are possible?
A. I’ll take all two shirts, please.
B. I’ll take all three shirts, please.
C. I’ll take all the three shirts, please.
B, C
Which of these expressions is/are used correctly?
A. Everybody stood up.
B. Everyone stood up.
C. All stood up.
D All people stood up.
E. All the people stood up.
A B D E correct
C incorrect
Right R or wrong W
A. She’s drunk all the orange juice.
B. She’s drunk the whole orange juice.
C. She’s eaten all a loaf of bread.
D She’s eaten a whole loaf of bread.
A D R
B C W
Which is the most natural continuation?
Eating too much sugar is bad for you. ..........................................
A. Ask all dentists.
B. Ask any dentist.
C. Ask every dentist.
B
Which of these uses of neither is/are right?
A. Neither brother is married.
B. Neither of brothers is married.
C. Neither of her brothers is married.
A C
5 Right R or wrong W?
A. I like all music.
B. I like every music.
C. I like all kinds of music.
D. I like every kind of music.
A R
B W
C R
D R
Which expression(s) can complete the sentence correctly?
She works here ........................................ except Sundays.
A. all day
B all the days
C all days
D every day
D correct
C not natural
A B incorrect
Which replies are possible?
Did you get the oil? ~ ..............................................
A. No, there wasn’t any left.
B. No, there wasn’t some left.
C. No, there was none left.
D. No, there wasn’t none left.
A C
Are the replies right R or wrong W?
Who said that? ~ ..........................
A. It was her.
B. Her.
C. She did.
D. She.
A B C - R
D - W
Right R or wrong W?
A. My sister and I phone each other every day.
B. My sister and I phone one another every day.
C. They often borrow each other’s clothes.
D. They often borrow one another’s clothes.
Choose the right option(s). (More than one may be possible for each sentence.)
A. ................................... (All, All of) my friends like riding.
B. ................................... (All, All of) children can be difficult.
C. All ................................... (we, us, of us) can come tomorrow.
D. Mary sent her love to ................................... (all them, all of them, them all).
A All/All of
B All
C of us
D all of them/them all
Right R or wrong W
A. Both the children have gone to bed.
B. The children have both gone to bed.
C. The children have gone to bed both.
A R
B R
C W
Are these uses of most right R or wrong W?
A. Most children like ice cream.
B. The most children like ice cream.
C. Most of children like ice cream.
D. The Romans conquered most of Europe.
E. The Romans conquered the most of Europe.
R: A D
W: B C E
Which of these pronouns are used correctly?
A. I burnt me on the hot pan.
B. I burnt myself on the hot pan.
C. Here’s ten dollars. Get you something to eat.
D. Here’s ten dollars. Get yourself something to eat.
E. He gave me money for lunch.
F. He gave myself money for lunch.
correct: B D E
incorrect: A C F
Is this sentence right R or wrong W? If it’s wrong, correct it.
My mother and her sister are very close: they talk to themselves almost every day.
W they talk to each other/one another
Right R or wrong W
A. She’s eaten both steaks.
B. She’s eaten the both steaks.
C. She’s eaten both the steaks.
D. She’ eaten both of steaks.
E. She’ s eaten both of the steaks.
A R
B W
C R
D W
E R
Little, a little, few or a few?
A. The average politician has ................................ power.
B. ................................ people can speak a foreign language really fluently.
C. Would you like ................................ soup?
D. Only ................................ students in my class are studying two foreign languages.
E. ‘................................ knowledge is a dangerous thing.’ (saying)
A little
B few
C a little
D a few
E a little
Right R or wrong W?
Why don’t ............................. go to the cinema tonight?
A. you and I
B. I and you
C. we
A R
B W
C R
Give us three examples of reflexive pronouns
myself, yourself, herself, himself, itself
ourselves, yourselves, themselves
What's the difference between each and every?
each - on by one
every - all of the mentioned, regardless of the order