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Evaluna Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
EACH vs EVERY
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0 Hi Evaluna, 02 br 00 well, if you search this forum for "each" or "every", you can find a lot of threads where it was said that they have practically the same meaning. ). 02 br 02 br 00 I tried to explain it the best way I could, but I'm not a native speaker, so wait for other replies.
- 0 Hi Evaluna, 02 br 00 well, if you search this forum for "each" or "every", you can find a lot of threads where it was said that they have practically the same meaning.
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- 02 br 02 br 00 I tried to explain it the best way I could, but I'm not a native speaker, so wait for other replies.
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0 Hi Evaluna, 02 br
00 well, if you search this forum for "each" or "every", you can find a lot of threads where it was said that they have practically the same meaning. 02 br
01 b 00 "Every" 02 b 00 refers to all the things or people as if you considered them as a group (Ex: Every dog ---> All of the dogs, all of them) 02 br
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00 well, if you search this forum for "each" or "every", you can find a lot of threads where it was said that they have practically the same meaning. 02 br
01 b 00 "Every" 02 b 00 refers to all the things or people as if you considered them as a group (Ex: Every dog ---> All of the dogs, all of them) 02 br
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