quantifiers

Aaron and Milan are friends and ___ of them go to the same school. They are classmates too.

• none

• both

• all

• neither

There are four radios in the attic.

Yes, but ___ of them work. They are ___ borken

• neither, none

• all, both

• both, neither

• none, all

I have got two dictionaries, but ___ of them include the meaning of that word in it.

You can look it up in an online dictionary then.

• none

• both

• neither

• all

Hans and Klaus are from Germany, and ___ them are from the city of Frankfurt.

• both of

• all

• none of

• neither

___ the pancakes are burnt.

Still, Hillary has eaten five of them.

• both of

• none of

• all of

• neither of

Nancy and Jenny are 27 years old and they are ___ bankers.

• neither of

• both

• none

• all of

___ the eleven footballers in the team were happy about the final score ___ of them were sad.

• none of, all

• both, none

• neither of, both

• all, neither

Ryan bought two blankets yesterday and he has already washed ___ them.

• both of

• none of

• neither

• all

Linda will invite ___ her neighbours over for dinner. She thinks there will be more than fifteen people.

• all of

• neither of

• both of

• none of

He gave me two music CDs, but I liked ___ them.

• all

• neither of

• both

• none of