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    All, every, and most are quantifiers that are used with plural or uncountable nouns. All of the is used with specific plural or uncountable nouns. Most of the and most of are used with plural or uncountable nouns or object pronouns. No, none, and any are used in positive and negative sentences. Both, neither, and either are used with positive verbs and of object pronouns.

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    All, every, and most are quantifiers that are used with plural or uncountable nouns. All of the is used with specific plural or uncountable nouns. Most of the and most of are used with plural or uncountable nouns or object pronouns. No, none, and any are used in positive and negative sentences. Both, neither, and either are used with positive verbs and of object pronouns.

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    Quantifiers 2

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    All, every, and most are quantifiers that are used with plural or uncountable nouns. All of the is used with specific plural or uncountable nouns. Most of the and most of are used with plural or uncountable nouns or object pronouns. No, none, and any are used in positive and negative sentences. Both, neither, and either are used with positive verbs and of object pronouns.

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    Quantifiers: all/every/most

    General Specific
    All + plural or uncountable noun: All (of) the + plural or uncountable noun:

    All All of the


    Most + plural or uncountable noun: Most of the + plural or uncountable noun/ most of + object pronoun

    Most Most of the

    Most of
    All can’t be used on it’s own. Use everyone or everything + singular verb:
    Everyone
    Everything
    Every + singular countable noun (all of a group)

    Every

    No/none/any
    Positive sentences Negative sentences
    No + positive verb: Any + negative verb

    None + positive verb (short answers only):

    None of + object pronoun or noun:

    Any + noun (anything/anyone) to mean it doesn’t matter who/what, etc

    Both/neither/either: always use a positive verb!

    Both (A and B) + plural positive verb:

    Neither (not A and not B) + singular positive verb (neither …nor…) Either (A or B) + singular positive verb (either….or…)

    Both/neither/either + of + object pronoun

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