both/either/neither//every/each

Here are two dictionaries; you may take ..... of them.

........... eat some more, ......... take some of those meatballs home with you.

We asked .......... John and Jerry, but ............ one could offer a satisfactory explanation.

............ of us liked the party. We met all our friends.

You should have ........... your passport .... your ID card available to pass the European borders.

Oxford is not far from Stratford, so you can easily visit ......in a day.

Neither my brother ________________ ready to go.

What do you want to drink this morning, black or white coffee ? I don't mind, I'll drink ........... of them.

Don't forget to visit your uncle ! You can take ........ the bus which stops in front of his house ....... the bus which goes from the park, but remember that ........... runs after seven p.m.

............................. of us were ill so we didn't go to work.

A player from ..................... of the teams volunteered to be captain.

We looked carefully at ................... car that drove past.

The bill is $36 between the four of us, that's $9 ...................

I listened carefully to ..................... word he said.

 We go to the movies almost .................. Saturday night.

Grill the fish for five minutes on ......................... side.

There are four bedrooms, .................. with its own shower and WC.

Buses leave .................. ten minutes.

Which sentence is correct?

................ of the translations is good, but Kate’s is more beautiful than Helen’s.

..... Faina's parents .... doctors.

Hold it in .... hands.

She knows the name of ..... kid in the school.

Unfortunately I was sitting at the table with smokers on ____ side of me.