#### Which of the following is the correct use of the determiner "some"? 1. [x] I have some apples. 2. [ ] I have some apple. 3. [ ] I have some appleses. 4. [ ] I have some an apple. #### Which of the following sentences is correct? 1. [x] All the boys passed the exam. 2. [ ] All boys passed the exam. 3. [ ] All the boys passed exams. 4. [ ] All the the boys passed the exam. #### Select the incorrect sentence: 1. [ ] Every cars need maintenance. 2. [x] Every car needs maintenance. 3. [ ] Every cars needs maintenance. 4. [ ] Every car need maintenance. #### Which of the following sentences is correct? 1. [x] Many students were absent. 2. [ ] Many student were absent. 3. [ ] Many students was absent. 4. [ ] Many student was absent. #### Select the correct sentence: 1. [x] Every one of the boys was present. 2. [ ] Every one of the boys were present. 3. [ ] Every ones of the boys was present. 4. [ ] Every one of the boys has present. #### Choose the correct sentence: 1. [x] Neither of the two options is correct. 2. [ ] Neither of the two options are correct. 3. [ ] Neither of the two options is corrects. 4. [ ] Neither of the two options are corrects. #### Which of the following sentences is correct? 1. [x] Both the girls have passed the exam. 2. [ ] Both girls have passed the exam. 3. [ ] Both the girls has passed the exam. 4. [ ] Both girls has passed the exam. #### Which of the following is the correct use of "each"? 1. [x] Each of the boys ran a race. 2. [ ] Each of the boys run a race. 3. [ ] Each of the boys runs a race. 4. [ ] Each of the boys running a race. #### Select the correct sentence: 1. [x] Both boys and girls have passed the exam. 2. [ ] Both boy and girls have passed the exam. 3. [ ] Both boys and girl have passed the exam. 4. [ ] Both boy and girl have passed the exam.