Difference Between EVERY and EACH



 

ENglish Difference Between EVERY and EACH;



Difference Between EVERY and EACH



EVERY

We use every to talk about collectively things more than individually. It means each, all.

Example Sentences

  • I shave everymorning.
  • She wanted to get away from everyday life.
  • I take a break everythree hours.
  • Everyartist is sensitive.

 



EACH

Use each when referring to individual members of a group, one at a time.

Examples

  • Eachartist sees things differently.
  • The soldiers eachreceived a medal.
  • We need eachother.
  • They hated eachother.

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