Each / Every / All Exercises PDFSet 4: Each, Every and All: Mixed Practice
20 questions·15 min·Answers included·Explanations included
Preview: Questions
Fill in the blank with the correct option.
1.___ of the answers on her test were correct.
a) Allb) Everyc) Eachd) Any
2.She checks her phone ___ few minutes.
a) allb) everyc) eachd) the
3.They have three children and ___ goes to a different school.
a) allb) everyc) eachd) any
4.She spent her ___ life helping others.
a) allb) everyc) eachd) whole
5.Not ___ likes spicy food.
a) all peopleb) everyc) each persond) everyone
... and 15 more questions in the PDF
Preview: Answers
1.All
2.every
3.each
4.whole
5.everyone
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Preview: Explanations
1."All"(a)
'All of the answers' + plural verb 'were'. 'Every' cannot be followed by 'of' directly — you'd need 'every one of'. 'Each of the answers' would need singular 'was'.
2."every"(b)
'Every few minutes' is a fixed time expression meaning 'repeatedly, at short intervals'. 'Each' and 'all' don't fit this pattern.
3."each"(c)
'Each' is used as a pronoun here (without a noun after it), meaning 'each child'. 'Every' is a determiner and always needs a noun after it — it cannot stand alone. 'All goes' is wrong (subject-verb agreement).
4."whole"(d)
'Her whole life' — 'whole' comes after possessive determiners (my, your, her). It means her entire life from start to finish.
5."everyone"(d)
'Not everyone likes...' — 'everyone' is a pronoun that works as the subject. 'Not every' would need a noun after it. 'All people' would need plural 'like'.
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