DISTRIBUTIVES

DISTRIBUTIVES

1. WE USE IT WHEN WE ARE REFERRING TO INDIVIDUALS IN A GROUP

   • ALL | THE WHOLE
     • I want to talk to you all
       • I'd like to know the whole South America
         • When she saw all of those hotspots It was confusing
   • BOTH
     • I thought both of those seats were available
       • I would like to visit Canada and the USA because I like them both
         • I suppose that both destinies are expensive right now
   • HALF
     • Half of the passengers have gotten the wrong tickets
       • Half of the destinies are too expensive to be traveled right now
         • Half of the beaches in the USA are too far from downtown
   • EVERY | EACH
     • In South America, each country has Its own beauty
       • Every country in Europe has its different culture
         • Every food should be tried at least one time when you travel
   • EITHER
     • We can go to either country, I don’t mind
       • We can travel to either city
         • We would enjoy each party
   • NEITHER
     • Which country would you like to visit: France or Greece? Neither of them, I want to go to England
       • Neither of us intended to go to those countries but our visa to Canada were dinied
         • Neither of that country is good enough to spend the honeymoon