Lesson 79 ☘ every and all

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. . . .
  All
  students in the class passed the exam.
  - All
  - Every
2. My job is very boring. . . .
  Every
  day is the same.
  - All
  - Every
3. Kate is very good tennis player. When we play, she wins . . .
  every
  time.
  - all
  - every
4. . . .
  All
  rooms in the hotel have a private bathroom.
  - All
  - Every
5. Did you understand what she said? ~ Most of it but not . . .
  every
  word.
  - all
  - every
Complete the sentences with “every day” or “all day”.
1. Yesterday it rained . . .
  all
  day.
  - all
  - every
2. I buy a newspaper . . .
  every
  day but sometimes I don’t read it.
  - all
  - every
3. I’m not going out tomorrow. I’ll be at home . . .
  all
  day.
  - all
  - every
4. I usually drink about four cups of coffee . . .
  every
  day.
  - all
  - every
5. Paula was ill yesterday, so she stayed in bed . . .
  all
  day.
  - all
  - every
6. Last year we went to the seaside for a week and it rained . . .
  every
  day.
  - all
  - every
7. I’m tired now because I’ve been working hard . . .
  all
  day.
  - all
  - every
Put in “every” or “all”.
1. Bill watches TV for about two hours . . .
  every
  evening.
  - all
  - every
2. Barbara gets up at 6.30 . . .
  every
  morning.
  - all
  - every
3. The weather was nice yesterday, so we sat in the garden . . .
  all
  afternoon.
  - all
  - every
4. I’m going away on Monday. I’ll be away . . .
  all
  week.
  - all
  - every
5. How often do you go skiing? ~ . . .
  All
  year. Usually in March.
  - All
  - Every
6. Were you at home at 10 o’clock yesterday? ~ Yes, I was at home . . .
  all
  morning. I went out after lunch.
  - all
  - every
7. My sister likes cars. She buys a new one . . .
  every
  year.
  - all
  - every
8. I saw Jack at the party. He wasn’t very friendly. He didn’t speak to me . . .
  all
  evening.
  - all
  - every
9. We go away on holiday for two or three weeks . . .
  every
  summer.
  - all
  - every
Put in “everybody”, “everything” or “everywhere”.
1. . . .
  Everybody
  needs friends.
  - Everybody
  - Everything
  - Everywhere
2. Chris knows . . .
  everything
  about computers.
  - everybody
  - everything
  - everywhere
3. I like the people here. . . .
  Everybody
  is very friendly.
  - Everybody
  - Everything
  - Everywhere
4. This is a nice hotel. It’s comfortable and . . .
  everything
  is very clean.
  - everybody
  - everything
  - everywhere
5. Kevin never uses his car. He goes . . .
  everywhere
  by motor-bike.
  - everybody
  - everything
  - everywhere
6. Let’s have dinner. . . .
  Everybody
  is hungry.
  - Everybody
  - Everything
  - Everywhere
7. Sue’s house is full of books. There are books . . .
  everywhere
  .
  - everybody
  - everything
  - everywhere
8. You are right. . . .
  Everything
  you say is true.
  - Everybody
  - Everything
  - Everywhere
Put in a verb.
1. Everybody . . .
  has
  problems.
  - has
  - have
2. Are you ready yet? Everybody . . .
  is
  waiting for you.
  - is
  - are
3. The house is empty. Everyone . . .
  has
  gone out.
  - have
  - has
4. George is very popular. Everybody . . .
  likes
  him.
  - like
  - likes
5. This town is completely different. Everything . . .
  has
  changed.
  - has
  - have
6. I arrived home very late. I came in quietly because everyone . . .
  was
  asleep.
  - was
  - were
7. Everybody . . .
  makes
  mistakes!
  - make
  - makes

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