Neither of us is / are able to attend.
is (neither + singular)
She scored well on her exam, though she made few / a few mistakes.
a few
He has few / a few friends, and I wonder if he's lonely.
few
I know little / a little French. Enough to book us a room and order food, at least!
a little
There's little / a little point in playing the lottery. Your chances of winning are almost zero.
little
Which word does not necessarily refer to two options?
neither
both
either
each
He has 7 nieces, and he buys Christmas gifts for ____ one of them.
all
every
any
no
The two boys help ___ with their homework.
one other
themselves
the other
each other
Every one of you have to / has to complete it.
has to (every + singular)
I'm feeling a great ___ better now
deal
I have two sisters and ___ sister is wearing a costume today
each
____ the children in the class got sick last week.
All
We were given __ information about the trip.
no
