Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I'd like all of them
Which of these DVDs would you like to take with you?
1) I'd like all of them.
2) I'd like every one of them.
3) I'd like each of them.
4) I like all of them.
5) I like every one of them.
6) I like each of them.
Which of these sentences mean that I want to take the whole lot?
Which ones could be followed by:
a) 'But as I have only time to watch two of them I'll take these two.'
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) I'd like all of them.
2) I'd like every one of them.
3) I'd like each of them.
4) I like all of them.
5) I like every one of them.
6) I like each of them.
Which of these sentences mean that I want to take the whole lot?
Which ones could be followed by:
a) 'But as I have only time to watch two of them I'll take these two.'
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
The one that makes sense in this context is either 1, or 4
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