all/some/most/no/none

Question 1

We use all, some, most and no befor nouns.

Answer 1

1. Give him all the money.
2. All servers must be updated regularly.
3. Some users forgot their passwords today.
4. Most applications require internet access.
5. No data was lost during the migration.

Question 2

We can use all, some, most and none with of + pronoun or the/this/that/there/those

Answer 2

1. All of the servers are running smoothly.
2. Some of those errors were fixed last night.
3. Most of the users logged in successfully.
4. None of this code is working correctly.

Question 3

With all, we don’t have to to use of befor a pronoun + noun or the/this/that/those

Answer 3

1. The developers fixed all the bugs in the system.
2. We checked the code, and it’s working in all browsers.
3. All these servers need maintenance by the end of the week.
4. Our team will address all issues reported by users.

Question 4

With all, we must use of before a pronoun witout a noun

Answer 4

1. All of them are responsible for the server downtime.
2. We tested all of it, and the code works perfectly.
3. All of us need to attend the system update meeting.
4. The backup was successful, so all of it is secure now.

Question 5

We cann’t use no with of + pronoun or the/this/that/these/those

Answer 5

1) None of the servers need updates. (✅ correct)
2) None ofthem have access to the system. (✅ correct)
3) No users reported any issues today. (✅ correct)
4) No of the servers need updates. (❌ incorrect)