Can _______ you or Liza take me to the station?

______ of them could give me a lift, so I took a taxi.

A: 'Are you from Spain or Italy?'

B: '___________. I'm from Portugal.

We are equally good. _________ can win the game.

With a tourist visa you can ________ nor study.

He showed us two apartments bt we didn't like __________ of them.

______ John and Sarah were invited.

The tennis game was fantastic. ______ the four players were fantastic.

Write the missing word.

The match was really boring. _______ team played well.

You can choose ______ of the two presents. Which one do you prefer?

Write the missing word.

You can _______ drive or take the train. They take about the same time.

Write the missing word.

Mike speaks neither French _______ Spanish.

Write the missing word.

Both my father ______ mother were teachers.

Write the missing word.

________ my classmates want to go on to university.

Tom and Kevin were ate the concert but I didn't see _______ of them.

I liked _____ music in your playlist.

Write the missing word.

Count the coins and put ______ of them in the bag.

He wrote five books but ______ of them is very interesting.

He's written two book but I haven't read _______ of them.

We can use the word all for two people or things.

Neither is used in positive sentences.

Match the quantifier to the sentence wher it can go.

Write the missing word.

He offered me wine and beer but I don't like _______ of them.

Write the missing word.

I can ______ ski nor ice-skate. I've never learnt how to do them unfortunately.

Write the missing word.

We can go to Paris or London. I like _____ cities.