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Grammar for Grownups Quiz 6

When using these words (each, all, any, some, both) or similar modifiers, take care to say what you mean.

• each indicates individuality
• all is inclusive
• any indicates choice
• some is very vague
• both is restricted to two

Select the appropriate word for the following.

1. I want (each/all) of you to pay attention.

2. There's a present under the tree for (each/both/all) of you.

3. (Each/Any/All) of the officers is responsible for the budget.

4. (Each/All) employees will file reports monthly.

5. A requirement for (some/both/any) of the interested parties is loyalty.

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