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Which sentence is NOT correct?

Both of boys like hamburgers

Both boys like hamburgers

Both of the boys like hamburgers

____ you get home, we’ll be having dinner.

by the time

in time

Both my mum ___ my dad drive.

nor

and

Which sentence is NOT correct?

They're not going visit the castle.

We're going to see a film.

Paul's not going to get a job.

Which sentence is NOT correct?

She talks very friendly to the younger children.

Jonathan energetically ran up the stairs.

Your son runs very fast

This music sounds _____!

greatily

greatly

great

Neither of ___ likes rap music.

they

then

them

Which sentence is correct?

We neither have any money.

Neither us have any money

Neither of us has any money

I live next ____ a railway line

from

I _________ some of my old photos when I was clearing out the shed.

came across

caught up

turned on

I don't think he __________ ready on time.

will be

is being

will being

Although well off the _________ track, the Hotel is nevertheless very easy to get to.

far

beating

beaten

The thing _________, we haven't enough money for the tickets.

what

that

The court ________ him to five years in prison.

sentenced

ordered

sent

She managed to pull the horse up is spite of ________ a broken rein.

had

has

have

having

_______ longer do we expect politicians to tell us the truth.

any

not

They were _________ to call earlier.

supposed

needed

ought

Kyle has tried many shoes on for the last two hours, but _______ of them fit him.

neither

both

all

none

A: ...... glass is this? B: It's Brad's.

whose

how

Who

which

Samuel bought some sweets from the shop, and he ate ___ of them in 2 hours.

none

both of

all of

neither

Let's continue ....... We are almost there. Would you like ...... some water?

walking / to drink

walking / drink

walk/ to drink

to walk/ drinking

A: ...... emails have we received from customers? B: Fifty-nine

how many

how often

how long

how much

A: Bob is too inexperienced ...... that Job. B: But he still hopes ...... it.

doing / get

doing / getting

do/ get

to do / to get

_______ the apples in the basket are rotten, so I can use _______ them for the pie.

Both/neither

all of/none of

none of/both

neither/all of

Mary asked us how ...... after that plant and we suggested ...... some research on the Internet.

look/ to do

to look/ doing

looking / do

to look/ to do

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Nancy and Jenny are 27 years old and they are ___ bankers

neither of

both

none

all of

He gave me two music CDs, but I liked ___ of them.

neither of

none of

both of

all

A: Sally stopped ...... to the gym. B: I thought she enjoyed ...... time there.

going / spend

to go / spend

going / spending

go / to spend

A: ...... ? B: No, I haven't

Do you have a tape recorder

Have you got a pair of scissors

Have I given you my number

Did you give a party last night

A: Let's eat out tonight,.......? B: You got your paycheque today,........? A: You are right.

shall we / didn't you

will we / aren't you

won't we / did you

shall we / do you

A: I want ...... something to you. B: Let me ....... You lost my book. didn't you? A: Yes. How do you know it? B: Somebody brought it back to me.

to tell/ guess

telling / to guess

tell / guessing

tell / to guess

A: ...... caused the accident? B: I don't know. It
wasn't serious, ......?

What/ was it

Who / wasn't this

Which/ wasn't it

How/ wasn't there

A: ...... ? B: No, you haven't.

Have you got a pair of scissors

Did you give a party last night

Have I given you my number

Do you have a tape recorder

A: There are four radios in the attic. B: Yes, but ___ of them work. They are ___ broken.

both/neither

neither/none

all/both

none/all

A: How did he manage ...... the prison? B: I don't know, but obviously he really hated ...... there.

escape / to be

escaping / be

to escape / being

to escape / be

A: ...... I B: Yes, I am.

Am I having breakfast

Have you had breakfast

Do you have breakfast?

Are you going to have breakfast

A: You are a nurse, ...... ? B: I am. Please, don't disturb me now, ......?

aren't I / won't you

am I / do you

are you/ shall we

aren't you / will you

Let's continue ....... We are almost there. Would you like ...... some water?

walking / to drink

walk/ to drink

to walk/ drinking

walking / drink

A: They offered ...... the machine for 2000 $. What do you think? B: I prefer ...... a brand new one.

selling / buy

to sell / buying

selling / buying

sell / to buy

The little girl can hear us,......?

Can she

can't she

can't we

can we

A: Don't be late for dinner, ...... ? B: OK. I will be home before S. We have guests, ...... ?

won't you /I haven't we

will you / don't we

do you / have we

don't you / do we

A: ...... glass is this? B: It's Brad's.

whose

which

how

Who

This is a good film, ......?

is this

is it

isn't this

isn't it

Samuel bought some sweets from the shop, and he ate ___ of them in 2 hours.

both of

none

all of

neither

Hans and Klaus are from Germany, and ____ them are from the city of Frankfurt.

both of

all

neither

none of

There are two slices of cake left on the plate. I'll eat _______ them. You can have them.

both

all

neither of

none of

A: There is a new play at the theatre, ...... ? B: Yes, there is. You want to see it, ......?

isn't there/ don't you

isn't this/ do you

is it/ aren't you

is there I isn't it

A: Have you finished ...... your room? B: Yes. I tidied It early in the morning ...... more time for my studies.

to tidy / to having

tidying / to have

to tidy/ having

tidy / have

___ the eleven footballers in the team were happy about the final score ___ of them were sad.

all/neither

neither of/both

none of/all

both/none

A: I have got two dictionaries, but ___ of them include the meaning of that word in it. B: You can look it up in an online dictionary then.

both

none

neither

all

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