. Fill in: all, both, whole, either, neither, none, every, each or one(s). …….. of the toxic waste has been cleared up by the company. He’s studying ….politics and modern languages at university. I think these are the ............

. Fill in: all, both, whole, either, neither, none, every, each or one(s). …….. of the toxic waste has been cleared up by the company. He’s studying ….politics and modern languages at university. I think these are the ................. you like. They spent the .................. day packing for their holiday. She spends ....................her time studying for her exams. In .................... game there is an element of risk. John and Anna had a lot of work yesterday . ...... of them went out. "Do you like this skirt?" "I think that ................. is more flattering." The members of the club were ……...…given copies of the regulations. Both of these dictionaries are excellent. ........... one of them will help you in your studies.