all, most, some, none

Refine your language abilities with "All, Most, Some, None - Fill in the Blank" exercises. Strengthen your grasp of quantifiers and improve sentence formation. Perfect for language learners aiming to enhance their English accuracy.

• All, most, some and none express the above quantities:
• We use all/most/some + plural or uncountable noun to talk about people or things in general:
  • All plants need water.
  • Most pollution comes from cars.
  • Some people like sport.
• We use most/some/none + of + the/this/my etc. to talk about specific things:
  • Most of the clothes in this shop are expensive.
  • Some of those photos are very old.
  • None of their friends smoke.
• All and all of are possible before the/this/my etc. to talk about specific things, but all of is less common:
  • All (of) my friends like video games.
• None is negative, so we use it with an affirmative verb:
  • None of the questions were easy.
• We use a singular verb with a singular or uncountable noun:
  • None of the cheese is French.
• We use a singular or plural verb with a plural noun:
  • None of my friends is/are rich.