I wasn’t sure who the letter was from, as the name was barely ___________ . (LEGIBLE / ELIGIBLE / IMPLIED)

FIND THE MISTAKE: She invited whole class to her party.

Choose the quantifier that is NOT possible in each sentence: I still had SEVERAL / BAGS OF / NO END OF energy after the game.

From the evidence, the police managed to _____________ that the victim knew his attacker. (CITE / IMPLY / INFER / ELICIT)

Choose the quantifier that is NOT possible in each sentence: There are TONS OF / HEAPS OF / A GREAT DEAL OF different sports you can try.

FIND THE MISTAKE: Neither teams scored any goals in the first half.

Choose the quantifier that is NOT possible in each sentence: BOTH / SEVERAL / EVERY players were injured during the game.

They still haven’t decided where to _____________ the new sports centre. (CITE / SITE)

Are you trying to ___________ that I’m not telling the truth? (IMPLY / INFER / ELICIT) /

Choose the quantifier that is NOT possible in each sentence: This device allows you to measure your heartbeat EACH / EVERY / THE WHOLE time you go to the gym.

FIND THE MISTAKE: Joining a gym costs an awful lot money.

FIND THE MISTAKE: Sophie’s really popular – she’s got ton of friends!

Choose the quantifier that is NOT possible in each sentence: You need AN AWFUL LOT OF / COUNTLESS / A GREAT DEAL OF money to do sports such as skydiving