neither, each, every, all both

Do you want tea or coffee? _______ I really don't mind.

• Both

• Either

• None

• No, thank you.

________ my parents are from London.

• Either

• Neither

• All

• Both

Gary is very busy with his job. He has _________ for other things.

• a little time

• much time

• little time

• few time

________ was a different colour.

• Every bok

• Both books

• Each book

• Neither of book

This money is all yours. ________________

• None of it is mine.

• Neither of it is mine.

• Both of it is mine.

• Anything of it is mine.

_______ Chris ____ Paul came to the party. There was an accident in the street where we live.

• Neither - nor

• Either- or

• Both- and

• No-no

Gary is very busy with his job. He has _________ for other things.

• a little time

• much time

• little time

• few time

There's no need to hurry. We've got _________

• few time

• plenty of time

• a lot time

• many time

___________ enjoyed the party.

• Everyone

• None invited

• Each one

• Every

________________ in this garden are beautiful.

• A lot flowers

• No flowers

• Much flowers

• All of the flowers