Complete the following sentences.
1............... child needs love.
Wrong!
Use "Every" before a singular countable noun when you mean each member of a group.
2I have written to ............... my friends.
Wrong!
Use "all" before a plural noun with a possessive determiner such as "my".
3I have written to ............... friend I have.
Wrong!
Use "every" before the singular noun "friend" to mean each one individually.
4My family ............... work in education.
Wrong!
Use "all" with a plural idea after a subject such as "My family" when talking about the members.
5Not ............... birds can sing.
Wrong!
Use "all" in the negative phrase "Not all" before a plural noun.
6............... person made his or her own travel arrangements.
Wrong!
Use "Every" before the singular noun "person" to talk about each person in a group.
7I see her ............... few days.
Wrong!
Use "every" in the time expression "every few days".
8There is a meeting ............... six weeks.
Wrong!
Use "every" in the time expression "every six weeks".
9I have cleaned ............... the rooms except the bathroom.
Wrong!
Use "all" before "the" and a plural noun to talk about the complete group.
10You don’t see tigers ............... day.
Wrong!
Use "every" in the expression "every day" to mean on each day or very often.
Done.
Score: 0/10
Answers
- Every child needs love.
- I have written to all my friends.
- I have written to every friend I have.
- My family all work in education.
- Not all birds can sing.
- Every person made his or her own travel arrangements.
- I see her every few days.
- There is a meeting every six weeks.
- I have cleaned all the rooms except the bathroom.
- You don’t see tigers every day.
