Quantifiers

A: How did the trip to the science museum go?

B: It was fine. Most / Most of the students enjoyed it.

• most

• most of

A: What subject do you like best – physics or chemistry?

B: I don't like either of them / both of them. They're either / both boring.

• either of them / both

• both of them / either

• either of them / either

• both of them / both

A: How often do you use the library?

B: Hardly ever. I can find everything / all on the Internet.

• everything

• all

A: When can I see you to discuss my science project?

B: I'll be in my office all day / every day today. Come in any / all time.

• all day / all

• every day / all

• all day / any

• every day / any

A: How did you students do on the biology test?

B: Not too badly. They passed all. / They all passed.

• The passed all.

• They all passed.

A: We don't do any / no experiments in our chemistry class.

B: You don't? We do something hands-on in every / all class.

• no / all

• any / all

• no / every

• any / every

A: Did you do all research / all the research yourself?

B: Yes, I did all / all of it myself.

• all research / all of it

• all the research / all

• all the research / all of it

• all research / all

A: Neither my mother or / nor my father went to college.

• or

• nor

B: Really? Both / Either my parents studied law, but either of them / neither of them worked as lawyers.

• Both / either of them

• Either / either of them

• Both / neither of them

• Either / neither of them

Not ___ birds can fly.

• all

• anyone

• both

• every

• most