Grammar (Neither / None / Either / Each)

Neither you nor John … finished homework! Because neither of us … ready to do it!

… of … two chairs … very comfortable.

… of the students … passed the English exam yet.

… Ann … her sister … playing rugby.

My sister can’t speak Chinese and I can’t … .

We have got these two cars. You may choose … the old one, … the new one.

Why didn’t you buy anything? Because … of those hats fitted me.

I enjoy going to school trips … .

Ann doesn’t like rock music. … .

There were a lot of students in the schoolyard, but … them wanted to enter the classroom.

I tried out the two jumpers, but … of them fitted me.

I have talked to many people about my problem but … of them could help me.

I’ve got two sisters and … of them are doctors.

Do you have many friends? Yes, and … them are teachers.

I’ve put my money on two horses. If … of them wins, I shall make a fortune.

Each of them … a good job.

We have two girls and … of them … clever.

Both my sister … I … how to take care of children.

….. my purse ….. my walet ….. stolen. Unfortunately I couldn’t find ….. of them.

Neither of the students … to study here.

All students … expected to study.

Each of those books … at least 50 pages.

You can take … the bus or the train to get to Bucharest.

Ann doesn’t speak German and … Mary.

The children were … sleeping when their parents got home from work.

… of us understands this situation differently.

We enjoyed … minute of our holidays.

Neither my sister, nor my brother … at school this time yesterday.

I wouldn’t like … of my parents to find out about my grades.

… of … two carsis very expensive.

They are twins. … of them spent time with their grandparents. 

Neither my sisters … my brother … at home.

… three men are working very hard.

Both my mother … or my father are taking care of me.

… wanted to go to the party, but we couldn’t refuse the invitation.