I gave presents to Tom, to Maria, to Sam and to Lucy separately. (EACH), I gave each of them a present., She doesn't want tea. She doesn't want coffee. (NEITHER), She wants neither tea nor coffee., I have a small amount of time before the meeting. Let's grab a coffee. (A LITTLE), I have a little time before the meeting., I asked five people for directions, and not one person could help me. (NONE OF), None of the five people I asked could help me., The film was funny and also very moving. (BOTH), The film was both funny and moving., Hardly any tourists come to this town. It's very quiet. (FEW), Few tourists come to this town., You can have tea, or you can have coffee. Choose one. (EITHER), You can have either tea or coffee., He has hardly any patience with small children. (LITTLE), He has little patience with small children., Tom doesn't like horror films. Maria doesn't like horror films either. (NEITHER), Neither Tom nor Maria likes horror films., We visited some nice little towns during our holiday in Italy. (A FEW), We visited a few nice little towns in Italy., The teacher marked all twenty essays. Every single one was excellent. (NONE OF), None of the twenty essays were bad., Without exception, the staff in this café are very polite. (EVERY), Every member of staff in this café is very polite., I asked two friends for help. Maria said no, and Sam said no. (EITHER / NEITHER / BOTH), Neither Maria nor Sam wanted to help me., The exam was very difficult. Hardly any students passed. (A FEW / FEW / A LITTLE / LITTLE), Few students passed the exam., We have a small amount of rice and a small number of vegetables. Let's make a stir-fry. (A FEW / FEW / A LITTLE / LITTLE), We have a little rice and a few vegetables.

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