The Blues won the football match, but ___ players played well; In fact they ___ played quite badly.
all / all
none of the / all
neither of / both
neither of the / all
Everyone should have a check up with the dentist ___ six months.
every
all
each
another
Is there _____ youth unemployment in your country?
many
much
little
few
Paula is bilingual. She speaks two languages, however ____ of them is English.
both
none
either
neither
There aren't ___ cakes left. The visitors ate them all.
no
any
I am not self conscious about my body. I'll eat ______ I want
whatever
however
We interviewed a lot of candidates but ____ of them were a good fit for the company.
both
most
neither
none
______ families normally worked on the land in rural communities.
whole / entire
full
That child cries _____ time.
most
all the
I have ___ ideas. (I have some ideas)
few
a few
He gave ____ of us advice about our goals.
every
each
There were _____ people on the beach, so we weren't completely alone
only a little
fewest
a few
fewer
The bus never arrived, so we ended up having to walk the _____ way home.
complete
whole
They had ____ money to spend. (Not much / almost nothing)
little
A little
Last year ten people in our class caught covid and the ______ class had to self isolate.
complete
whole/entire
She saves ______ money every month. (A small amount)
a little
little
Nowadays, nearly ___ hotel in the world has an online booking system
all
every
____ Peter ____ Michael come here quite often, but _____ of them gives us help.
Both / and either
Both / and / neither
Neither / nor / both
Either / or / all
The city transport authority owns ___ of buses, so there should never be a shortage
enough
plenty
When planning a journey, I choose ____ mode of transport costs the least.
whatever
any