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All vs. Whole

October 17, 2023 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. They were arguing ........................ time they were together.
Wrong!
2. He plays games .......................... time.
Wrong!
3. I have read ............................ books on that shelf.
Wrong!
We are talking about particular books here. Hence, we use all the.
4. She was crying ........................ time.
Wrong!
5. His book is ........................... about himself.
Wrong!
6. .......................... family was present at the wedding.
Wrong!
7. ........................... my money is lost.
Wrong!
8. She has eaten ............................ loaf.
Wrong!
9. They are .......................... waiting for us.
Wrong!
10. .................. in ......................., the movie was a commercial success.
Wrong!
11. ........................... that I have is yours.
Wrong!
12. ......................... of us are leaving in the afternoon.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

1. They were arguing the whole time they were together.

2. He plays games all the time.

3. I have read all the books on that shelf.

4. She was crying the whole time.

5. His book is all about himself.

6. The whole family was present at the wedding.

7. All my money is lost.

8. She has eaten a whole loaf.

9. They are all waiting for us.

10. All in all, the movie was a commercial success.

11. All that I have is yours.

12. All of us are leaving in the afternoon.

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