Quantifiers, all, every, both, none, any, neither, either

Front

What does 'both' mean in terms of quantifiers?

Back

Refers to two items or people together, indicating that they are included in a statement.

Front

Define 'neither' in the context of quantifiers.

Back

Indicates that not one nor the other of two items or people is included.

Front

What is the meaning of 'either'?

Back

Refers to one or the other of two items or people.

Front

Explain the term 'none'.

Back

Indicates that not any of a group is included.

Front

What does 'all' signify in quantifiers?

Back

Refers to the whole quantity or entirety of a group.

Front

Define 'every'.

Back

Indicates each individual item or person in a group without exception.

Front

What is the difference between 'some' and 'all'?

Back

'Some' refers to an unspecified number of items, while 'all' refers to the entire group.

Front

How is 'each' used in sentences?

Back

Refers to individual items or people in a group, emphasizing their separateness.

Front

Provide an example of using 'both' in a sentence.

Back

Both of my brothers play soccer.

Front

Give an example of 'neither' in a sentence.

Back

Neither of the options is correct.