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All vs. Every Exercise

August 27, 2023 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I call my mother ...............
Wrong!
Use "every day" when you mean each day.
2............... that glitters is not gold.
Wrong!
The fixed expression is "All that glitters is not gold."
3............... that I have is yours.
Wrong!
Use "All" to mean the whole amount of what I have.
4I like ............... music.
Wrong!
Use "all" before the uncountable noun "music" to mean music in general.
5............... children need love.
Wrong!
Use "All" before a plural noun such as "children".
6............... light was out.
Wrong!
Use "Every" before a singular countable noun such as "light".
7I could not answer ............... the questions.
Wrong!
Use "all" before "the questions" to refer to the complete set.
8Last week, it rained ............... day.
Wrong!
Use "every" before the singular noun "day" to mean each day.
9I watch ............... sorts of movies.
Wrong!
The natural phrase is "all sorts of movies".
10Trains leave ............... five minutes.
Wrong!
Use "every" to say how often something happens.
11He visits his parents ............... other day.
Wrong!
The correct frequency expression is "every other day".
12I have read ............... word she has written.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "every" and "each" can emphasize individual words in the complete set.

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  1. I call my mother every day
  2. All that glitters is not gold.
  3. All that I have is yours.
  4. I like all music.
  5. All children need love.
  6. Every light was out.
  7. I could not answer all the questions.
  8. Last week, it rained every day.
  9. I watch all sorts of movies.
  10. Trains leave every five minutes.
  11. He visits his parents every other day.
  12. I have read every / each word she has written.

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