Which type of noun do we use after each?, any type of noun, uncountable noun, singular countable noun, plural countable noun, Which type of noun do we use after many?, singular countable noun, plural countable noun, singular uncountable noun, uncountable noun, Which type of noun do we use after much?, singular countable noun, plural countable noun, any type of noun, uncountable noun, What is the main difference between each and every?, Each focuses more on individual members; every refers to all members of a group., Each is used with plural nouns; every is used with uncountable nouns., Each means “some”; every means “many”., There is no difference between them., Which sentence is grammatically correct?, Each countries has a different culture., Each country have a different culture., Each country has a different culture., Each of country has a different culture., What does a few weeks mean?, a small number of weeks, no weeks, exactly two weeks, a large number of weeks, What is the difference between few and a few?, Few is used with uncountable nouns; a few is used with singular nouns., Few means a small number with a negative idea; a few means some., There is no difference in meaning., Few means many; a few means all., Which noun can we use after a few?, culture, information, knowledge, photos, What does several photos mean?, one photo, more than two photos, exactly two photos, all the photos, Which sentence is correct?, She posted several culture., She posted several information., She posted several photos., She posted several photo., Which types of nouns can we use after all?, only plural countable nouns, only singular countable nouns, only nouns referring to people, plural countable and uncountable nouns, What does all her friends mean?, the whole group of her friends, most of her friends, some of her friends, a few of her friends, What does most children mean?, every child, more than half of the children, exactly half of the children, only a few children, Which sentence is correct?, Most child stay at home., Most of child stay at home., Most children stay at home., Most children stays at home., When do we commonly use any?, in questions and negative sentences, only with singular countable nouns, only in positive sentences, only when talking about people, Which sentence is correct?, She didn’t have some knowledge of the plan., She didn’t have several knowledge of the plan., She didn’t have a few knowledge of the plan., She didn’t have any knowledge of the plan., What does no one mean?, zero people, some people, everyone, most people, What does some mean in “She experienced some of the culture”?, exactly one part, all of it, an unspecified amount, but not necessarily all, no part, Which sentence correctly means “not many people knew about the building”?, Most people knew about the building., A few people knew about the building., All people knew about the building., Few people knew about the building.

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