Each and Every —
Forms in Context.

Question 1

Which expression normally introduces a singular noun when talking about just two things individually? _____.

Options: Every, Each, Each of

Question 2

Which word emphasises all members of a group, with no exceptions, rather than the members one by one? _____.

Options: Each, Everyday, Every

Question 3

At the swimming pool, each _____ has a number.

Options: locker, lockers, of lockers

Question 4

Every _____ at this hotel _____ a small kitchen.

Options: apartments, apartment, of apartments, have, having, has

Question 5

Each towel in the cupboard _____ dry.

Options: are, is, be

Question 6

At this sports centre, every class _____ on time.

Options: begins, begin, beginning

Question 7

Each of the _____ in this building _____ open on Saturdays.

Options: shop, shops, shop is, are, be, is

Question 8

_____ my cousins has a pet.

Options: Every of, Each of, Each

Question 9

We all work at the library. Each of _____ _____ a different job.

Options: we, our, us, has, have, having

Question 10

There are six cakes on the table. Every _____ them _____ fresh.

Options: of, one of, one, are, is, be

Question 11

The artist made four bowls. _____ has a different pattern.

Options: Every, Each of, Each

Question 12

I checked the five lamps in the shop. Every _____ works.

Options: one, ones, of

Question 13

The club meets once a week, always on Monday. It meets every _____.

Options: Mondays, Monday, of Monday

Question 14

The bus leaves at 9:00, 9:15, 9:30 and 9:45. It leaves every _____.

Options: fifteen minute, fifteen minutes, minutes fifteen

Question 15

I use this bag on all days: I carry it _____. It is my ordinary, usual bag: my _____ bag.

Options: everyday, every day, every days