Quantifiers : each and every | Free practice exercises

Quantifiers, possessives and demonstratives

Quantifiers

each/everyb1

Quantifiers: each and everyEvery child needs a healthy diet.Each lesson lasts one hour.She gave us each an apple.Tickets cost £10 each.There's a bus every 20 minutes.We use every + singular noun to mean all the people or things in a group, and this often suggests there is a large number in the group.Every child needs a healthy diet.She goes to every match his team plays in.We use each + singular noun to talk about every individual person or thing in a group.Each lesson lasts one hour.Each ticket costs £10.We can also use each after a plural noun or pronoun …The children each chose their favourite song.She gave us each an apple.… or after an amount of money.Tickets cost £10 each.We can use each or each one without a noun when we have already mentioned which person or thing, or it is obvious which person or thing we are talking about.Karen collects paintings. Each shows a different landscape.Look carefully at the designs on the plates. Each one is different.We can use each/every one of + noun.Every one of the cups is broken.He gave each one of his grandchildren a present.We can also use each of + noun (but NOT ‛every of’).Each of his restaurants has a different menu.Every of his restaurants …We also use every to say how often.There's a bus every 20 minutes.There's a bus each 20 minutes.

For each question, complete two answers with all and a pronoun. Use of in the second answer in each pair. Use full forms (I have), not short forms (I've).

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I only saw the beginning of that documentary. How was the rest of it? Was it interesting? ~

interesting.

Did you like any of the films last night? ~
I liked

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I liked

How many of you need a lift? ~

need a lift.

Is this food for you or for the kids? ~
It's for

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It's for