Fill in the blanks with all, whole or every.
1. We .......................... had a great time at the party.
Wrong!
2. ................................ us enjoyed the movie very much.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
It should be all of or everyone of. Before a pronoun we use all of/everyone of.
3. She narrated the ........................... incident.
Wrong!
The article the goes before whole. It goes after all.
4. You don't have to tell her. She already knows .........................
Wrong!
All does not mean everything.
5. ........................... I did was to give him a small push.
Wrong!
All I did means the only thing I did.
6. ........................... has arrived.
Wrong!
Use everybody with a singular verb.
7. ......................... seat was taken.
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8. He drank the .............................. milk.
Wrong!
9. There is a train ............................ five minutes.
Wrong!
10. I spent ..................................... day in the bed.
Wrong!
All day means the same as the whole day.
11. She doesn't go out. She is at home ............................ the time.
Wrong!
12. He was here ............................ day yesterday.
Wrong!
All day means from dawn to dusk.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- We all had a great time at the party.
- All of us enjoyed the movie very much.
- She narrated the whole incident.
- You don’t have to tell her. She already knows everything.
- All I did was to give him a small push.
- Everybody has arrived.
- Every seat was taken.
- He drank the whole milk.
- There is a train every five minutes.
- I spent all/the whole day in the bed.
- She doesn’t go out. She is at home all the time.
- He was here all day yesterday.
