English Exercises-294 - Every, Everyone, Every One

Sep 20, 2026

Uploaded by Violet

English Grammar practice material focused on correct usage of determiners and pronouns in “every, everyone, every one” contexts. Includes multiple fill-in-the-blank items such as “I go there…”, “Every room… occupied”, and “Not… can sing,” followed by an answer key with selected correct forms. Additional exercises test fixed “-ing” expressions, covering patterns like “It is no use…,” “There is no point…,” and “worth reading,” with provided solutions for each item.

LanguageEnglish

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Pages294

Reading Time12 h 21 min

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Every, Everyone, Every One

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Every, Everyone, Every One Fill in the blanks with every, every one, everyone etc. 1. I go there ............................. every day every days [2. ........................... is](2. ........................... is) occupied. Every room Every rooms 3. I know .............................. everyone of them every one of them Either could be used here [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 1)[ | 1](EnglishGrammar.org | 1) Every, Everyone, Every One 4. I have written to ............................... I have. [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 2)[ | 2](EnglishGrammar.org | 2) Every, Everyone, Every One 7. Not .............................. can sing. [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 3)[ | 3](EnglishGrammar.org | 3) Every, Everyone, Every One 10. We have a meeting .......................... Monday. [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 4)[ | 4](EnglishGrammar.org | 4) Every, Everyone, Every One Answers 1. I go there every day. 2. Every room is occupied. 3. I know every one of them. 4. I have written to every friend I have. 5. Every one of them has agreed to come. 6. Every one of these books is worth reading. 7. Not every bird can sing. 8. Every person has to pay for his/her / their drinks. 9. I call her every few days. 10. We have a meeting every Monday. 11. Everybody/Everyone has gone home. 12. Has everybody got their ticket? [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 5)[ | 5](EnglishGrammar.org | 5) Expressions With Ing Forms In English there are several ﬁxed expressions with ing forms. This exercise tests your understanding of those expressions. Fill in the blanks. 1. It is no use .............................. about that problem. [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 1)[ | 1](EnglishGrammar.org | 1) Expressions With Ing Forms 3. There is no point .............................. a car if you can't drive. [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 2)[ | 2](EnglishGrammar.org | 2) Expressions With Ing Forms 6. What is the .............................. of taking a taxi if you can walk there is two minutes? [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 3)[ | 3](EnglishGrammar.org | 3) Expressions With Ing Forms worthy stealing useful stealing 9. She has written several books. All of them are worth reading good reading useful reading 10. If you have ............................. accommodation in the city, please give me a call. trouble of ﬁnding trouble ﬁnding trouble with ﬁnding [EnglishGrammar.org](EnglishGrammar.org | 4)[ | 4](EnglishGrammar.org | 4)

FAQs

What does the document mainly practice in the first part?

It practices the correct choice among “every,” “everyone,” and “every one” in different sentence structures.

How is the first section organized?

It presents multiple fill-in-the-blank questions and then provides an “Answers” section listing the correct sentences.

What is the focus of the second section about “ing forms”?

It tests fixed English expressions using “-ing” forms, such as “no use,” “no point,” and phrases involving “worth,” with fill-in-the-blank items and answers.

Sep 20, 2026

Uploaded by Violet