We would like to add … bracelet is inscribed with the name of its lucky owner. A each B either C nobody D neither
Some couples are very dependent on … for companionship. A each other B any other C each one D neither
Sue has to go to the supermarket … day to buy food. A every other B any other C each one D each another
We all make mistakes, but … of us appears to be willing to learn from the experience of others. A no B neither C none D any
Some people work best in the mornings, … do better in the evenings. A others B others’ C another D other
I haven’t seen … of these two films, so I don’t mind which one we go to. A neither B either C no D some
I come from a very friendly family. I have two brothers, but … of them lives here. A neither B no one C nobody D both
You will have to talk to … of the witnesses alone to find out what happened. A each B every C no D nobody
Jack called … day and said he was coming the following week. A the other B other C another D the others
There was just one delay after …. A other B others C each D another
… the children in the school have to take up at least one sport. A Every B Each C Every one D All
There was that chap over there … name I had forgotten. A which B whose C that D whom
Did you become accustomed to the traffic noise … you lived in London? A where B which C when D that
I hope you’re going to give me … I need. A that B which C what D whose
The building, … is very old, costs a lot of money to repair. A what B which C that D since
Tom Castle mentioned that Polly was the girl … could play three instruments. A who B whom C what D which
This book is enjoyable for … children … adults. A both … or B neither … or C every … and D both … and
Who’s that man over there … looks like President Bush? A which B who C what D whose
He inherited a lot of money from his grandfather, … was extremely well off. A which B who C that D what
He’s so obsessed with football … he can’t think about anything else. A what B that C when D which
