Choose the correct options
Both/all/none/neither/either
Both (оба, обе) относится к двум предметам, людям или группам и имеет положительное значение.

Example: Max and John are both my friends.

Both of my sisters can play the guitar.

All (все) относится к более чем двум предметам, людям или группам, имеет положительное значение и употребляется с глаголом во множественном числе.

Example: All of the students in my class were ready with their homework.

None (никто) относится к более чем двум предметам, людям или группам, несёт в себе отрицательное значение и употребляется с глаголом в единственном или во множественном числе.

Example: None of us could understand the rule: it was very tricky.

Neither (никто) относится к двум предметам, людям или группам и имеет отрицательное значение.

Example: I have met neither of them. They haven't come.

Either (каждый) относится с двум предметам, людям или группам и используется с исчисляемыми существительными в единственном числе.

Example: Either of these blouses fits me.

You can enter the shop from either side of the road.

Both... and используется с глаголом во множественном числе.

Example: Both the husband and the wife have fair hair.

Neither... nor / Either... or (ни тот, ни другой / и то, и другое) используется с глаголом в единственном или во множественном числе.

Example: You can either stay at school or go home.

Neither the secretary nor her boss was in the office.

1. I like [neither|either]
   of the books. They are too boring.
2. [Either|Neither]
   of those dates are perfect for the opening ceremony. Let's choose the best.
3. [All|None]
   the drivers were stuck in a traffic jam because there was a car accident on the road.
4. We have invited a lot of friends to the party, but [none|all]
   of them came.
5. She didn't like [neither|either]
   of the films.
6. I couldn't decide which T-shirt to choose: I like [neither|both].
7. You can take [either|neither]
   the tram [nor|or]
   the bus to get to work.
8. — Would you like green tea or black tea? — [Either|Both]
   will do for me.
9. The teacher gave us a very difficult maths test, so [all|none]
   of us got a good mark, unfortunately.
10. [Neither|Either]
    Karen [or|nor]
    Amanda visited me yesterday. I was alone the whole evening.