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Worksheet time: 5mins
What's the difference between "each" And "all"
'Each' and 'all' have the same meaning.
'Each' refers to the individual, 'all' refers to the whole.
'Each' refers to the whole, 'all' to the individual.
'Each' is used for groups, 'all' for individuals.
Which is the correct sentence using "each"
Each boys in the class has a book
They gave each other each a gift
Each student must submit their assignment by Friday.
Each of the students are responsible for their own homework
What's the difference between 'a few' and 'a little'?
'A few' for countable objects, 'a little' for uncountable objects.
'A few' for uncountable objects, 'a little' for countable objects.
'A few' dan 'a little' have the same meaning.
'A few' is used for a large number, 'a little' for a small amount.
Which one is correct😋
I have few time to finish this
She bought a few books yesterday.
She only needs few sugar in her coffee.
I have a few apples in the basket.
She has a little ideas about the project.
IS THIS SENTENCE ABOUT A LITTLE RIGHT OR
WRONG?
WRONG😡🤬🤬
right🤩🥳💥🙌
Give me the correct example of "neither" 🤩
Both the cat and the dog are in the house.
Neither the cat nor the dog is in the house.
Either the cat or the dog is in the house.
The cat is in the house, but the dog is not.
Correct sentence to use phrasal verb
give me
give to
give up
give all
What is gerund?
Gerund is a verb
Gerund is a verb that work as a verb
Gerund is a noun that can't be used as a sentence
Gerund is a noun that made from a verb ending in -ing
Identify the gerund in the sentence: 'I enjoy reading books. '
enjoy
books
I
reading
