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    The document provides practice exercises on quantifiers, including choosing the correct quantifiers to complete sentences and fill in gaps in dialogues and a text. There are four exercises that test understanding of quantifiers such as "a few", "most", "neither", "either", "all", "none", and "every". The exercises include completing sentences, choosing the right quantifier for gaps in conversations, and filling in a passage about school memories.

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    Grammar I_ Topic: Quantifiers_Extra Practice

    (Retrieved from https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1-b2/quantifiers/. You can check your answers in this web
    page.)

    Choose the correct quantifiers to complete the sentences below.

    1I knocked on the door a few times but there was   response.

    2  shocked when we heard the news.

    3He wrote five books but   of them were very good.

    4I got a few emails but I didn't answer  .

    5He's written two books but I haven't read   of them.

    6  parents work in a bank.

    7He failed   exams he took.

    8I've been working on the two reports, but   of them is finished.

    9She has lots of friends, but   of them will help her.

    10  crime in the US takes place in big cities.

    Exercise 2

    Choose the correct quantifiers for each gap below.


    1Nick, John, I need some money. Does _______ of you have any money I can borrow?

    a.none b.either c.neither d.some

    2_______ boy brought a coat.

    a.Neither b.Both c.All d.None

    3Neither my uncle ___ my aunt could come to the party.

    a.and b.or c.nor d.but

    4Which sentence is correct?

    a.Both we have been to Italy.

    b.We have both been to Italy.

    c.We have both have been to Italy.

    d.Both us have been to Italy.

    5I'd like to have money, but I don't have _______.

    a.no b.none c.any d.neither

    Exercise 3

    Fill in the gaps in the dialogues with words from the list.

     most of     every      any       anything     anyone     both of      no-one      all     neither     either     no     none

     
    EXAMPLE:

    A: Have you seen  any  of my friends?

    B: No, sorry. I’ve seen  no-one  .

    Dialogue 1

    A: We've found something illegal in your bag. Could 1   have put 2   illegal in your luggage?

    B: No, that's not possible. I packed 3   the things myself.

    Dialogue 2
    A: Sorry, madam, but 4   drinks are allowed in the museum.

    B: But I've just bought it from the vending machine you have outside.

    A: I'm sorry. 5   you drink it before going in or you put it in this bin.

    Dialogue 3

    A: Why don't you offer more vegetarian choices in your restaurant?

    B: Because 6   the people who come here aren't vegetarians.

    Dialogue 4

    A: Please, my wife and I would like some water.

    A: Do 7   you want water to drink?

    B: Yes, please.

    A: May I suggest trying the white wine?

    B: No, thanks, 8   of us drink alcohol.

    Dialogue 5

    A: How many available seats do you have?

    B: I'm sorry, sir. I'm afraid that 9  .

    A: Are you saying that 10   seat has been taken?

    B: Yes, sir, all of them.

    Exercise 4

    Fill in the gaps in the text with words from the list.


     all     all of     any       both     either     every      everything      most       neither     no     none

    I have very fond memories from school. I remember nearly  everything  I did as a student. I keep in touch

    with 1   of my friends from school, almost with everyone. 2   them have jobs, except for one

    who is unemployed, but 3   of them have children; I’m the only one. My two best friends are also from

    school, Nick and Sam. They 4   live in the same city I live in; well, actually, I could say they are almost my

    neighbours because 5   of them lives very far from me. This is great, because I know I can count

    with 6   of them if I have 7   problem. We have 8   secrets. We see each other

    almost 9   day, and my son adores them. He would spend 10   day with them if he could.

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