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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Each vs. every vs. all
a. What was the best film each of you saw this year?
b. What was the best film every one of you saw this year?
c. What was the best film all of you saw this year?
In which case is
1. every person supposed to mention the best film he or she saw (one film per person)
and in which case
2. are the people questioned supposed to mention one film that they all saw (one film for the whole group)
?
Many thanks.
b. What was the best film every one of you saw this year?
c. What was the best film all of you saw this year?
In which case is
1. every person supposed to mention the best film he or she saw (one film per person)
and in which case
2. are the people questioned supposed to mention one film that they all saw (one film for the whole group)
?
Many thanks.
Top answer
No reasonable reader would expect every member of a group to have seen the same film and decided it was the best they had seen.
- No reasonable reader would expect every member of a group to have seen the same film and decided it was the best they had seen.
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No reasonable reader would expect every member of a group to have seen the same film and decided it was the best they had seen.
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