Question 1
I have three cousins, and _____ of them live nearby, so the four of us meet almost every weekend.
Options: all, both, either
Choose all, both, either, neither, or none to complete each family situation.
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Question 1
I have three cousins, and _____ of them live nearby, so the four of us meet almost every weekend.
Options: all, both, either
Question 2
My parents are very careful online; _____ of them check the address before sending money—my mother checks it first, and my father checks it again.
Options: all, both, none
Question 3
My brother saved seats for two ex-partners at his wedding, but both seats stayed empty because _____ of them came.
Options: either, both, neither
Question 4
There were twelve family photos from last year, and we looked at _____ of them, from the first photo to the last.
Options: all, either, neither
Question 5
My wife and I can host dinner on Saturday or Sunday; _____ day is fine for us.
Options: both, either, none
Question 6
My twin brothers each need glasses now, so _____ of them wear glasses every day.
Options: either, neither, both
Question 7
At the reunion, I tried all four old numbers for my uncles, but _____ of them were correct, so every call failed.
Options: none, all, both
Question 8
I asked my parents to keep my secret, and _____ of them told my aunt, so the secret stayed safe.
Options: both, neither, either
Question 9
My three cousins offered to help with the baby, but each already had plans, so _____ of them were free this weekend.
Options: all, either, none
Question 10
My brother has two kids. They always listen together when he reads a bedtime story to _____ of them every night.
Options: both, either, neither
Practise Family & Relationships with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 10 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Family & Relationships in everyday English.
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