Connectors and Quantifiers - A Grammar Review Ga ...

______________________ dinosaurs lived on Earth before man appeared. (all, all the)

____________________ fossils in this area are those of herbivorous dinosaurs. (all, all the)

Read this for review - WE USE ALL WHEN WE REFER TO A PLURAL OR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN IN GENERAL. - All trees have leaves.

______________________(all, all the, each, every) dinosaur find is an interesting one. I 1978 in Montana, scientists found ten dinosaur nests.

Read this for review - WE USE ALL THE WHEN WE REFER TO A PLURAL OR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN WITHIN A GROUP. - All the trees in this area have yellow leaves.

It's flesh rotted away, ___________________, its bones remained buried in the earth. (as, when, while, before, since, yet, still, however)

_______________ exhibit in the museum is placed in its own room. (each, every)

_______________________(all, all the, each, every) newst was more than three feet deep in the ground.

There were also some ostrich-like omnivorous dinosaurs. They ate meat and plants. ___________________ (all, all the, each, every) plant or small dinosaur could become an omnivore's dinner.

In _________________ (all, all the, each, every) nests that they found, there were either crushed eggshells or fossils of young animals.

Let me explain how this fossil was formed. _____________________ the dinosaur died, it was buried by mud and sand. (as, when, while, before, since, yet, still, however)

_____________________ the discovery of the first dinosaur fossils, human beings have been trying to piece together the clues they gave us. (as, when, while, before, since, yet, still, however)

__________________ fossils that he found are kept in this room. (all, all the)

Dinosaurs lived on earth _____________________ humans did. (as, when, while, before, since, yet, still, however)

The word 'saurian' is sometimes used wrongly. In the past, it was used to mean _______________________ (all, all the, each, every) large reptiles.

The guide has not stopped talking __________________ the tour started. (when, since, as, yet, still)

The visit to the museum was a very educational trip. _____________________ their return from the museum, the children have been surfing the Internet for information about dinosaurs. (as, when, while, before, since, yet, still, however)

They were told that there was no more new information, ____________________ they continued their search.

Read this for review - WE USE EVERY TO REFER TO ALL THE INDIVIDUAL UNITS OF A GROUP. - Every child in the class painted a plaster fossil.

Alice exclaimed in delight ______________________ she saw the skeleton of the dinosaur. (when, since, as, yet, still)

Read this for review - WE USE EACH TO EMPHASIZE AN INDIVIDUAL UNIT RATHER THAN A WHOLE GROUP. - Each fossil had a different shape.

_________________________ (all, all the, each, every) herbivores watched out for the fast approach of any carnivore while they grazed on plants.

_____________________ (all, all the, each, every) herbivorous dinosaurs ate plants and _________________ (all, all the, each, every) carnivorous dinosaurs ate meat.

The young Archaeopteryx had full-grown wings, _________________ it had no strength to fly. (when, since, as, yet, still)

The children found answers to their questions _________________ the followed the fossil trail. (when, since, as, yet, still)

Nowadays, smaller species of reptiles are also included. _____________________ (all, all the, each, every) saurian has its own unique name, such as Iguandodon, Megalosaurus, and Hylaeosaurus.

The dinosaur was angry, ________________ it remained calm. (when, since, as, yet, still)

_________________________ piece of fossil gives us information about the past. (each, every)

_________________________ studying the dinosaur's teeth, the scientists found that it tore leaves from the branches. (as, when, while, before, since, yet, still, however)

________________________ this discovery was made, the scientists were not sure about the dinosaur's diet. (as, when, while, before, since, yet, still, however)