Lesson 7 Grammar in Gobbets

3. …….. and all can be used as determiners and in combination with personal pronouns.
6. Any means no matter which one when it is used with an ………. verb.
8. Unlike another, …….. can be pluralised.
11. Much can be used at the ………. of affirmative sentences.
12. If we say “the young Albanian player did not expect to get this far,” the demonstrative this is acting as an ……..
13. The quantifier …….. is only used with uncountable nouns.
14. Most is used to form the …….. of polysyllabic adjectives such as legitimate.

1. Native speakers of English often use less with nouns such as difficulties, even though the correct grammatical form would be ……..
2. While none is a pronoun, no always has the function of a ………
4. You can use some in a question when you …….. something (e.g. Would you like some cookies?)
5. If we are speaking about three people, we will say none of them. If we speak about two, we would say …….. of them instead.
6. The sentence “Josh can’t stand being …….. alone” includes an intensifier that means completely.
7. Although each and every may be interchangeable sometimes, the former tends to express an …….. reference.
9. The difference between I haven’t got any friends and I’ve got no friends is one of ……..
10. Only …….. can be used with a great when referring to plural countable nouns.