All vs. Every | Determiners Worksheet For Class 10

The words all and every have very similar meanings. Use all with plural nouns; use every with singular nouns.

Can you use all and every correctly? Test your understanding with this grammar exercise.

All vs. Every | Class 10 English grammar worksheet

1. All …………… were out. (light / lights)

2. …………. child needs love. (Every / All)

3. ………… children were asked to submit their work. (All / Every)

4. I have read ………….. book on that shelf. (every / all)

5. I have written to …………. friend I have. (every / all)

6. I like ………….. music. (all / every)

7. You should dust the furniture …………… day. (every / all)

8. You have every ……………. to be happy. (reason / reasons)

9. Trains leave ……………. ten minutes. (every / all)

10. I have cleaned …………….. the windows. (all / every)

Answers

1. All lights were out.

2. Every child needs love.

3. All students were asked to submit their work.

4. I have read every book on that shelf.

5. I have written to every friend I have.

6. I like all music.

7. You should dust the furniture every day.

8. You have every reason to be happy.

9. Trains leave every ten minutes.

10. I have cleaned all the windows.