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• Oxford English Grammar Course Advanced TEST 11 • determiners (2): quantifiers Name  ● all and whole. Which is/are correct: A, B or both? 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 He lives winter in the Caribbean. A all B all the The guests gone; we can tidy up now. A all have B have all I’ve explained the situation . A to all B to everyone This stuff is just junk – needs throwing out. A all B everything He’s so friendly – he’s asked to come over for dinner. A all of us B us all There was heavy rain over northern Europe this summer. A all of B the whole of Did you use milk? A all the B the whole car was covered in mud! A All the B The whole ● both, either and neither. Correct (✓) or not (✗)? 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 Both my parents got married in June. She spoke to us both. It’s hard to choose – I like both of them. Neither days are suitable. Does either of you drive? Neither of the children know how to ride a bike. ● some, any, no, none or – (no quantifier). Circle the most normal option. 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 He refused to take some / any money for the flowers. No / Not any unattended baggage must be left in the station. None / Neither of the twins really likes me that much. Have you got some / any idea when the next train arrives? Those trees have some / – beautiful leaves in the autumn. That was some / any performance by the Welsh team! ● More about any and no. Correct the mistakes or write ‘Correct’. 4 1 2 3 4 5 No of his colleagues really trust him. A hyena is no dog. Speak to any tourist and they’ll tell you, it’s really expensive here. If you have any trouble with the children, just let me know. Any rain will clear by noon. ● Mixed structures. Correct (✓) or not (✗)? 5 1 The most people like music. 2 I’ve got much work to do this week. 3 Much time has gone into making this a very special day. 4 There are plenty parking spaces over there. 5 I’m afraid there is a little point talking about this now. 6 I understand a little Russian – just enough to get by. 7 Only few people bought tickets. ● Mixed structures. Correct the mistakes or write ‘Correct’. 6 1 I haven’t got warm enough clothes for the winter. 2 There’s not nearly enough mineral water for everyone. 3 A large number of famous paintings has been stolen recently. 4 The majority of people is no longer interested in politics. 5 The majority teenagers don’t care who’s in government. 6 I’ve read almost each one of his books. 7 Every of those carpets has been made by hand. 8 We need more of time to finish everything. Oxford English Grammar Course • Advanced   TEST 11 • determiners (2): quantifiers © Michael Swan and Catherine Walter  PHOTOCOPIABLE