Use of English: Determiners: neither, each/every, all, both

When should you use "all"?

• To talk about three or more people or things.

• To talk about individual people and things.

• To talk about one person.

• To talk about one thing.

When should you use "every"?

• To talk about three or more people or things.

• To talk about individual people and things.

• To talk about one person.

• To talk about one thing.

Which verb form should be used with "all"?

• Singular verb

• Plural verb

• Past tense verb

• Future tense verb

Which verb form should be used with "every"?

• Singular verb

• Plural verb

• Past tense verb

• Future tense verb

Complete the sentence: "All my lessons ____ in Indonesian."

• is

• are

• was

• were

Complete the sentence: "Every lesson ____ in Indonesian."

• is

• are

• was

• were

What is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: "All my friends ____ coming to the party."

• is

• are

• was

• were

What is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: "Every student ____ a book."

• have

• has

• are

• were

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• All my friend is here.

• All my friends is here.

• All my friends are here.

• All my friend are here.

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• Every students is here.

• Every student are here.

• Every student is here.

• Every students are here.