English Grammar Quiz: some, any, both, the other

Using 'some' in affirmative sentences: When I went to the store, I bought ___ apples.

• some

• none

• few

• many

Using 'some' in affirmative sentences: She has ___ friends who live in the city.

• few

• many

• none

• some

Using 'some' in affirmative sentences: There are ___ books on the shelf.

• many

• few

• none

• some

Using 'any' in negative sentences: I don't have ___ money to lend you.

• any

• some

• none

• many

Using 'any' in negative sentences: There isn't ___ milk left in the fridge.

• much

• any

• some

• a lot of

Using 'both' to refer to two things: ___ of my sisters are doctors.

• Both

• One

• All

• Neither

Using 'both' to refer to two things: They can speak ___ English and Spanish fluently.

• both

• only

• neither

• all

Using 'the other' to refer to the second of two things: I have two cars, one is red and ___ is blue.

• the other

• the opposite

• the first

• another

Using 'the other' to refer to the second of two things: She has two cats, one is black and ___ is white.

• the same

• the opposite

• the other

• the different