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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
ever/each
Hello,
1. He knows every student in school.
2. He knows each student in school.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
1. He knows every student in school.
2. He knows each student in school.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
Both are correct and mean the same thing, except each emphasizes that he knows them individually while every emphasizes that he knows them all.
- Both are correct and mean the same thing, except each emphasizes that he knows them individually while every emphasizes that he knows them all.
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Both are correct and mean the same thing, except each emphasizes that he knows them individually while every emphasizes that he knows them all.
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Hanuman_2000Hello,When " each " refers to the subject, it can go with a verb in mid-position. In this case, plural nouns or pronouns and verbs. for example, They eat each hamburger.
1. He knows every student in school.
2. He knows each student in school.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
We prefer "each"
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