A7 Ready Determiners & pronouns | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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We aren't expecting much more people to turn up.

many (instead of MUCH)

I tried on no fewer than ten coats, and didn't buy either of them.

any (instead of EITHER)

There's no much milk left. Has Candela been drinking it all again?

not (instead of NO)

All of us are married, but we try to keep in touch with each another.

other (instead of ANOTHER)

There's all likelihood Sean will be working here forever,

every (instead of ALL)

There are some pubs I enjoy, but most of they play loud music.

them (instead of THEY)

We had very problems at work today.

a lot of/ many (instead of VERY)

I've been working here for quite much time. I need a break.

some (instead of MUCH)

Netflix is good, but there are quite a few of others I prefer.

without OF

Every other years I meet up with a few of my old school friends.

year (instead of YEARS)

Their children spend as most as 20 hours on their consoles.

many (instead of MOST)

Several of my friends' children, on another hand, spend hours gaming.

the other (instead of ANOTHER)

I try to go swimming every another day during the week.

other (instead of ANOTHER)

This is one of the few pubs I like, neither of the others are very welcoming.

none (instead of NEITHER)

Mike's been there for years. He has none intention of moving on.

no (instead of NONE)

I know of any other place that is as good as this.

no (instead of ANY)

Each one were either too long or too short.

was (instead of WERE)

We loved it so much, we stayed other two weeks.

another (instead of OTHER)