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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.

Didn’t you take (no / either / any) photos of the sculptures?

Didn’t you take any photos of the sculptures?

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

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.

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.

Can ( either / both / either of) you play the guitar and sing?

Can either of you play the guitar and sing?

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!

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!

(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.

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 - 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.

Unfortunately (all / any / both / each / either / neither / whole) song sold many copies

Unfortunately neither song sold many copies

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?

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.

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.

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

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.

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 - 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?

(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.

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