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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
EACH or ALL?
I have searched Google up and down for an answer to this question and can't find anything satisfying. What is the gramatically correct usage of each and all in a sentence? These sentences are referring to a film series. Which is correct?
a) Each film starred well-known actors.
b) All of the films starred well-known actors.
a) Each film starred well-known actors.
b) All of the films starred well-known actors.
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a) Each film starred well-known actors. b) All of the films starred well-known actors. These are both natural.
- a) Each film starred well-known actors.
- b) All of the films starred well-known actors.
- These are both natural.
- You could also substitute "each" in b).
- There could be a slight ambiguity in all of these.
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a) Each film starred well-known actors.
b) All of the films starred well-known actors.
These are both natural.
You could also substitute "each" in b).
There could be a slight ambiguity
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