EACH / EVERY

EACH / EVERY

1. EACH

   • EMPHASISES OR PUTS MORE ATTENTION ON:
     • THE INDIVIDUAL
       • Each person who came to the dinner brought a dish
         • they were a group of people, but each individual person brought a dish
       • (person of a group)
   • It's more SPECIFIC
     • Each teacher at our school is creative
       • Each one, of them IS creative.
         • Not all the teachers.
   • USE EACH WITH ONLY TWO THING
     • i have earrings in EACH ear
       • I have two ears, so use EACH
   • CAN BE USED WITH PLURAL NOUNS
     • ADDING ''OF'' + THE
       • EACH + OF + THE (plural noun)
         • EACH OF THE CATS has a red necklace.
     • ADDING JUST OF + PRONOUNS or PLURAL DETERMINERS
       • EACH + OF + PRONOUN OR PL. DET.
         • EACH OF US went to the party.
         • EACH OF THESE cars.
   • IS NOT COMMO TO USE EACH WITH TIME EXPRESSIONS

2. EVERY

   • EMPHASISES OR PUTS MORE ATTENTION ON:
     • THE GROUP
       • (of people) As a whole
       • EVERYONE who came to the dinner brought a dish
         • The group brough a dish
         • EVERYONE
           • As a whole, in general. As above.
             • Everyone needs to come at 7am tomorrow.
               • less scary
           • But, Separately
             • EVERY ONE
               • EMPHASISES IN THE INDIVIDUAL PERSON
                 • Every one of you needs to come at 7am tomorrow
                   • Each one needs to come at 7am tomorrow.
                   • Both sentences have THE SAME MEANING
                   • more scary
               • = SYNONIM OF EACH
   • Use it for making a GENERALISATION
     • Every teacher is creative
       • Teachers generally are creative.
         • All teachers are creative.
   • CAN'T BE USED WITH PLURAL NOUNS
   • WITH TIME EXPRESSIONS
     • EVERY MONDAY, DAY, THRUSDAY

3. Cada

   • They have THE SAME MEANING but there are a SLIGHTLY DIFFERENCE

4. are used with

   • SINGULAR NOUNS
     • that are PART OF A GROUP
     • EXCEPTION