choose the sentences with all, both, neither, every. Remember to use 'of' if necessary.

To get to the town centre, you can go along the footpath by the river or you can go along the road. You can go ... way.

choose the sentences with all, both, neither, every. Remember to use 'of' if necessary.

'Where is Liz? Is she at work or at home?' '... . She's away on holiday.'

choose the sentences with all, both, neither, every. Remember to use 'of' if necessary.

... Tom's parents is English. His father is Polish and his mother is Italian.

choose the sentences with all, both, neither, every. Remember to use 'of' if necessary.

The bus service is very good. There's a bus ... ten minutes

choose the sentences with all, both, neither, every. Remember to use 'of' if necessary.

Kate told me about ... about her new job. It sounds quite interesting.

choose the sentences with all, both, neither, every. Remember to use 'of' if necessary.

Sue works ... day except Sundays.

Choose the correct conjunctions: although, while, and whereas

... it rain a lot, we enjoyed our holiday

Choose the correct conjunctions: although, while, and whereas

We met a lot of interesting people ... we were on holiday.

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We met a lot of interesting people ... we were on holiday.

Robert suddenly began to feel ill ... he was doing the exam.

Choose the correct conjunctions: although, while, and whereas

... he has a very important job, he isn't particularly well-paid.

Choose the correct phrases: to, in order to, so that, and so as.

We shouted ... warn everybody of the danger.

Choose the correct phrases: to, in order to, so that, and so as.

I hurried ... I wouldn't be late.

Choose the correct phrases: to, in order to, so that, and so as.

This wall is ... keep people out of the garden.