ALL (OF), WHOLE, EVERY, EACH

______ the students passed the exam. All. Every. Each.

I studied the ______ day. all. whole. every.

______ student has a book. All. Every. All of.

She read the ______ book in one day. all. whole. every.

______ of my friends are here. Every. All. Each.

I see him ______ day. all. whole. every.

They ______ enjoyed the party. all. every. whole.

______ student must answer individually. Each. All. Whole.

I spent the ______ weekend at home. all. whole. every.

______ of the cake was eaten. All. Every. Each.

______ students passed the exam. Some failed. Not all. None. No one.

______ of the students passed the exam. They all failed. Not all. None. Every.

Choose the correct sentence. Not all my friends like football. No all my friends like football. Every my friends like football.

Before singular countable nouns, we usually say…. the whole. all the. every of the.

Choose the correct sentence. The whole town was destroyed. Whole the town was destroyed. Every the town was destroyed.

Choose the correct sentence. I spent all the money. I spent the whole money. I spent every money.

______ towns were completely destroyed by the storm. Whole. Every. Each of.

______ the towns were affected by the storm. All of. Whole. Every of.