Упражнения «EITHER, NEITHER, ANY, NONE»

EITHER, NEITHER, ANY, NONE

They have two brothers, but I don't know ____of them.

They are both very good, so _____of them can win the tournament.

You can park your car on ______ side of the road.

They are all very clever, but ____of them is clever enough to find the solution.

______ of his friends was able to help him.

______ of his two brothers could help him.

______ of them has come back yet.

We tried a lot of hotels, but none of them had any rooms.

I took two books with me on holiday, but I didn't read ___________ of them.

I took five books with me on holiday, but I didn't read ___________ of them.

There are a few shops at the end of the street, but ___________ of them sells newspapers.

You can phone me at ___________ time during the evening. I'm always at home.

I can meet you next Monday or Friday. Would ___________ of those days be convenient for you?

John and I couldn't get into the house because ___________ of us had a key.

Either ....or/Neither ...nor?

1. You must go. You can take ____ a bus ____ a taxi.

2. Has anybody a pen? No. ____Robert ____I have.

3. Who can help you? ____John ____Kate can help me.

4. Did he come yesterday? No, he ____came ____phoned.

5. What is his name? Is he Jack or Ben? - I'm not sure. He is ____ Jack____ Ben.

6. If you don't buy tickets beforehand, we'll not get ____ to the theatre ____to the concert.

7. Where is she from? - I'm not sure. She is ____Russian ____ Polish.

8. ____Tom ____ I have a bike. We want to buy bikes soon.

Either or Neither?

1. Mary and I play badminton every day but ____of us can play well.

2. When shall I phone you, at 6 or at 7 o'clock? - ____. I'll be at home.

3. I didn't know what had happened. ____did my father.

4. Mike hasn't a car. I haven't a car____ .

5. We were invited to two parties but we didn't go to ____ of them.

6. Father hasn't read the newspaper. ____ have I.

EITHER, NEITHER, ANY, NONE

They have two brothers, but I don't know ____of them.

They are both very good, so _____of them can win the tournament.

You can park your car on ______ side of the road.

They are all very clever, but ____of them is clever enough to find the solution.

______ of his friends was able to help him.

______ of his two brothers could help him.

______ of them has come back yet.

We tried a lot of hotels, but none of them had any rooms.

I took two books with me on holiday, but I didn't read ___________ of them.

I took five books with me on holiday, but I didn't read ___________ of them.

There are a few shops at the end of the street, but ___________ of them sells newspapers.

You can phone me at ___________ time during the evening. I'm always at home.

I can meet you next Monday or Friday. Would ___________ of those days be convenient for you?

John and I couldn't get into the house because ___________ of us had a key.

Either ....or/Neither ...nor?

1. You must go. You can take ____ a bus ____ a taxi.

2. Has anybody a pen? No. ____Robert ____I have.

3. Who can help you? ____John ____Kate can help me.

4. Did he come yesterday? No, he ____came ____phoned.

5. What is his name? Is he Jack or Ben? - I'm not sure. He is ____ Jack____ Ben.

6. If you don't buy tickets beforehand, we'll not get ____ to the theatre ____to the concert.

7. Where is she from? - I'm not sure. She is ____Russian ____ Polish.

8. ____Tom ____ I have a bike. We want to buy bikes soon.

Either or Neither?

1. Mary and I play badminton every day but ____of us can play well.

2. When shall I phone you, at 6 or at 7 o'clock? - ____. I'll be at home.

3. I didn't know what had happened. ____did my father.

4. Mike hasn't a car. I haven't a car____ .

5. We were invited to two parties but we didn't go to ____ of them.

6. Father hasn't read the newspaper. ____ have I.