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We can (all / any / both / each / either / neither / whole) go to that art gallery or take a tour of the city today.
We can either go to that art gallery or take a tour of the city today.
Do you really know (all / any / both / each / either / neither / whole) the band members personally? That’s amazing!
Do you really know both the band members personally? That’s amazing!
Unfortunately (all / any / both / each / either / neither / whole) song sold many copies
Unfortunately neither song sold many copies
FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE - We can neither go tomorrow or the day after – you choose.
We can either go tomorrow or the day after – you choose.
FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE - A large amount of people bought tickets for the concert.
A large number of people bought tickets for the concert.
FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE - Every music is worth listening to at least once, don’t you think?
All music is worth listening to at least once, don’t you think?
FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE - Did you spend the whole of your money on those sketches?
Did you spend all of your money on those sketches?
FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE - There weren’t not enough visitors to continue with the performance
There weren’t enough visitors to continue with the performance
FIND AND CORRECT THE MISTAKE - Each the artists will exhibit their work in our gallery next month.
Each of the artists will exhibit their work in our gallery next month.
I was so annoyed during the film. A couple sitting right behind us kept talking (the whole / all / every) time
I was so annoyed during the film. A couple sitting right behind us kept talking the whole time
Didn’t you take (no / either / any) photos of the sculptures?
Didn’t you take any photos of the sculptures?
Of course I’m excited! It’s not ( each / every / all) day that I get to interview a world-famous pop star!
Of course I’m excited! It’s not every day that I get to interview a world-famous pop star!
Can ( either / both / either of) you play the guitar and sing?
Can either of you play the guitar and sing?
Not ( each / every / all) graffiti is art.
Not all graffiti is art.
(Each of / Either of / Both of ) the boys were selected by the choreographer.
Both of the boys were selected by the choreographer.
You’re almost there. All you need is (a few / a little / a lot / any / few / little / no) more practice and you’ll be ready to join the orchestra.
You’re almost there. All you need is a little more practice and you’ll be ready to join the orchestra.
(a few / a little / a lot / any / few / little / no) of the outrage expressed in rap music is the result of living in poverty in city streets.
A lot of the outrage expressed in rap music is the result of living in poverty in city streets.
I believe there are (a few / a little / a lot / any / few / little / no) dancers as talented as Abbie. She deserves to have a successful career.
I believe there are few dancers as talented as Abbie. She deserves to have a successful career.
I’m afraid all the tickets for tonight’s performance have already been sold. There aren’t (a few / a little / a lot / any / few / little / no) left
I’m afraid all the tickets for tonight’s performance have already been sold. There aren’t any left
Several visitors came to the exhibition twice, and (a few / a little / a lot / any / few / little / no) even bought some artwork.
Several visitors came to the exhibition twice, and a few even bought some artwork.
Sadly, these young artists have (a few / a little / a lot / any / few / little / no) real hope of ever becoming successful.
Sadly, these young artists have little real hope of ever becoming successful.
(a few / a little / a lot / any / few / little / no) two music styles are ever completely the same.
No two music styles are ever completely the same.