Each and Every

Август 7, 2022

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2. EACH. What it means? We use each when we think of things separately, one by one.
3. If you still don’t understand, I’ll show how it works. Let’s imagine these X’s is a
4. Each is more usual for a small number There’s a five pencils on the table. Each
5. EVERY We us every when we think of things as a group. The meaning is similar
6. Again… Easy, huh?
7. It more usual for a large number Kate loves reading. She has read every book in
8. Similarity between “each” and “every” Examples: Each/Every time I see you, you look different There’s a
9. Features of “Each” Each(but not every) can be used for two things Each football team has
10. Features of “Every” We use every (not each) to say how often something happens. How often
11. What did we learn? Sometimes, Each and Every are similar in meaning “Each” occurs when we
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EACH. What it means?
We use each when we think of things

separately, one by one.

Each of them wears sunglass and a black suit.

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If you still don’t understand, I’ll show how it works. Let’s

imagine these X’s is a person or thing.

Got it?

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Each is more usual for a small number
There’s a five pencils

on the table. Each pencil has a different color.

At the beginning of the game(Durak), each player has a six cards.

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EVERY
We us every when we think of things as a group.

The meaning is similar to all.

Every car has a steering wheel. (all cars in general)

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Again…
Easy, huh?

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It more usual for a large number
Kate loves reading. She has

read every book in the library.

Derek is a traveler. He visited every state of America.

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Similarity between “each” and “every”
Examples:
Each/Every time I see you, you look

different
There’s a telephone in every/each room of the house

Sometimes, each and every are similar in meaning. Often it’s possible to use each or every

EACH

EVERY

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Features of “Each”
Each(but not every) can be used for two things
Each

football team has a eleven players.

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Features of “Every”
We use every (not each) to say how often

something happens.

How often do you eat a fast food? EVERY DAY!

There’s a bus every ten minutes

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What did we learn?
Sometimes, Each and Every are similar in meaning
“Each”

occurs when we think of things separately
“Every” is similar to all, everything