All, Both, Neither or Either: Multiple Choice

Choose the word that completes each sentence. Your first choice counts.

1. Leo has two older sisters. He doesn't look like _____ of them, though: he looks just like his dad.

2. I tried two different chargers, and _____ of them worked, so in the end I bought a new one.

3. My two brothers and my sister _____ live abroad now, so I only see them at Christmas.

4. My parents _____ work at the same hospital. They often drive there together.

5. I've got two cats, and I can't choose a favourite. I love _____ of them equally.

6. Sara's twins love sport, but _____ of them likes football. They'd rather play tennis.

7. You can wear this watch on _____ wrist. Just choose the one that feels more comfortable.

8. _____ three of my flatmates are vegetarian, so we never cook meat at home.

9. I asked Ana and Marco for directions, but _____ knew the way, so we used the map on my phone.

10. Kim hurt _____ hands when she fell off her bike, but she still finished the race.

11. I don't know why, but _____ the plants on my balcony have died: the tomatoes, the mint and the little lemon tree.

12. I texted Josh and Ben about football on Sunday, but I haven't heard from _____ yet, so I don't know if anyone is coming.

13. _____ of these two trains goes to Oxford, so just get on the first one that leaves.

14. I invited Emma and Lucy to my birthday dinner. _____ said yes, so I've booked a table for three.

15. _____ of my parents can drive, so we don't have a car.

16. Our football team won the cup on Saturday, and _____ of the players got a medal. Even the substitutes got one.

17. We looked at two flats on Saturday. _____ flat had a garden, which is a problem because we've got a big dog.

18. My parents are on holiday this week, and I can't reach _____ of them. Their phones must be switched off.

19. _____ of my cousin's twins are learning the violin, so their house is never quiet.

20. Paul, Kate and I went to the concert last night. _____ of us loved it.