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- 2. Each x Every
- 3. EACH and EVERY do not mean quite the same. EACH can be used to talk about two or more people or things. EVERY puts people or things into a group. it’s often used to general always refers to three or more, never to two. separates when we say each violinist, each child, each player – we think of the people doing things differently, separately or one at a time. is not used with words and expressions like PRACTICALLY, ALMOST, NEARLY.
- 4. The difference is not always very important, so we can often use EACH and EVERY with no real difference of meaning When we are stressing the idea of a whole group, EACH is not used. e.g.: Those girls go to the club almost every Friday. We go to the gym every single day. e.g.: You look more beautiful EACH/EVERY time I see you.
- 5. Complete using EVERY or EACH : 3. We want ________________ child to succeed. ________________ professional musician practices for several hours a day. Every 2. ________________ musician has his own way of playing the Beethoven concert. Each every 4. ________________ child will find his own road to success. Each 5. The Queen shook hands with ________________ player in turn after the game. every