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Lindausa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is there a difference in meaning between these sentences?
I completed each project. I completed every project.
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Hi, Here are a couple of quick comments. I completed each project. Makes the reader think of the whole process as long and slow, with many stages.
- Hi, Here are a couple of quick comments.
- I completed each project.
- Makes the reader think of the whole process as long and slow, with many stages.
- I completed every project.
- A more generaland sweeping statement about the entire process.
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Hi,
Here are a couple of quick comments.
I completed each project. Makes the reader think of the whole process as long and slow, with many stages.
I completed every project. A more generaland sweeping
Here are a couple of quick comments.
I completed each project. Makes the reader think of the whole process as long and slow, with many stages.
I completed every project. A more generaland sweeping
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For emphasis, we also say:
I completed each and every project.
I completed each and every project.
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