I go to school ______ week (all, everything, every, all of the)
every
_______ the kitchen and the bathroom need cleaning (either, neither, both)
both
________ is very expensive in Melbourne (all, all of, everything, everybody)
everything
Paul goes out partying ______ Friday night (all, every, all of, everyday)
every
______ living beings need food: (all, every, any, all of)
all
________ my close friends live near me (the majority)
Most of
You can come over _____ time on Saturday (no, any, any of, most)
any
It's ______ Jane's or Karen's birthday tomorrow; I can't remember (neither, both, either)
either
I go to school __________ (all day, everyday)
everyday
_______ Sandra __ Paula were prepared for the test (they were not)
Neither, nor
______ people in our school are from Colombia (every, most of the, most, majority)
most
Is there _____ food? No, _____
any, none
I'd like to have a bigger bed but there's _____ room (no, none, neither, any)
no
My parents love horses and both of_____ ride everyday
them
________ them took the day off (both, both of, neither)
Both of
________ people enjoy skating in Canada (every, most of the, most, mainly)
most
Her aunt and her cousin _____ came to visit (neither, nor, both, or)
both
_______ students in this class are sleepy (all, every, all of the, each)
All of the
_______ can go to the night market, it's free (any, anybody, no, noboday)
Anybody
I have two very close friends but unfortunately, ______ live close to me
neither