Fill in the blanks with both, either, neither, all, none.

Fill in the blanks with both, either, neither, all, none. 1. I love to watch a game of table tennis if ..................... players play it equally well and fast. 2. They accepted ..................... of my proposals, claiming that they were not feasible. 3. My grandparents are ..................... from the UK. My father's parents live in London, and my mother's live in Birmingham. 4. The two looked at each other in desperation, but ..................... had an idea what was going on. 5. You can hang the photo on ..................... side of the window. It won't make any difference. 6. The hail yesterday afternoon caused serious damage to ..................... the cars in the neighbourhood, and the windshields of some have now large holes in them. 7. They interviewed more than twenty people for the position of manager, but ..................... of the applicants was qualified enough. 8. Nothing was written on ..................... side of the sheet, so I decided I could use it. 9. I have bought a new laptop, but I am going to use them ..................... ; the new one in the office and the other at home. 10. ..................... remote control operates the TV set, so there must be a third one somewhere here. 11. I had a lot of friends in my former neighbourhood, and we used to quarrel in every match we played, but I miss them ..................... so much now. 12. There is a garden in front of the house and another behind it. There are a couple of trees in ..................... of them. Each / Every / Enough