Grammar / B1+ Grammar lessons and exercises / Quantifiers: All, most, both, either, neither, any, no, none
Fill in the gaps in the dialogues with words from the list. most of – every – any – anything – anyone – both of – no-one – all – neither – either – no – none
Dialogue 1
A: We've found something illegal in your bag. Could 1 have put 2 illegal in your luggage?
B: No, that's not possible. I packed 3 the things myself.
Dialogue 2
A: Sorry, madam, but 4 drinks are allowed in the museum.
B: But I've just bought it from the vending machine you have outside.
A: I'm sorry. 5 you drink it before going in or you put it in this bin.
Dialogue 3
A: Why don't you offer more vegetarian choices in your restaurant?
B: Because 6 the people who come here aren't vegetarians.
Dialogue 4
A: Please, my wife and I would like some water.
A: Do 7 you want water to drink?
B: Yes, please.
A: May I suggest trying the white wine?
B: No, thanks, 8 of us drink alcohol.
Dialogue 5
A: How many available seats do you have?
B: I'm sorry, sir. I'm afraid that 9 .
A: Are you saying that 10 seat has been taken?
B: Yes, sir, all of them.