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There are two trees on the lawn. __ of them are spruce trees. (All, Both)There are two trees on the lawn. Both of them are spruce trees.I had three pencils. Have you seen __ of them? (any, either)I had three pencils. Have you seen any of them? (any, either)There are four bushes in the garden, but ___ of them are rhododendrons. (neither,none)There are four bushes in the garden, but none of them are rhododendrons.1. I have three winter coats, but ____ of them are new. (neither, none)2. There are two umbrellas here, but ____ of them is mine. (neither, none)3. He owns twelve cows. ___ of them are Jerseys. (All, Both)4. She has painted dozens of pictures. Have you seen ____ of them? (any, either)5. Amy and Beth are twins. They ___ play the guitar. (all, both)6. Two people said ··Hello·· to me, but I did not recognize ____ of them. (any,either)7. My wife and I ____ enjoy classical music. (all, both)8. I found all of the questions difficult. Did you answer ____ of them correctly?(any, either)9. I asked six different people, but ____ of them knew where Walnut Street was.(neither, none)10. My friends and I would li ke to thank you for your hospitality. We ___ enjoyedourselves very much. (all, both)11. There are two public libraries in the city, but ____ of them is located close towhere I live. (neither, none)12. Two wrist watches were left here. Is ____ of them yours? (any, either)13. He has three nephews. ____ of them have graduated from university. (All,Both)14. I have two violins. You are welcome to use ____ of them. (any, either)15. My aunt and uncle are ___ coming for a visit. (all, both)16. George and Tom like playing chess together, but ____ of them likes to lose agame. (neither, none)17. The bush is covered with blueberries. Are ____ of them ripe yet? (any, either)18. I have read five books on the subject, but ____ of them were very helpful.(neither, none)Answers2. Paying attention to whether the singular or the plural form is correct, fill in theblanks with the correct words chosen from the pairs given in brackets. For example:Several of my friends ___ present. (was, were)Several of my friends were present.One of his friends _ absent. (was, were)One of his friends was absent.Each of the dogs pricked up __ ears. (its, their)Each of the dogs pricked up its ears.All of the dogs pricked up __ears. (its, their)