In English grammar we often encounter the same word, have the same meaning but different usage. Therefore from this time I will share a few words in the intent.
Each and Every
Each and every word is used to denote the singular number of a noun in English. Each and every followed by singular count nouns (singular nouns that can be counted) is not a plural noun or a noun that can not be calculated.
The first use of the word
Each (masing-masing)
In the use of this word we can distinguish by two methods
- For a small number
- for two things
That is, in the use of Each word is used for the number of small or small nouns. But explains more than two things
e.g :
- there are four books on the table, each book is a different colour
- in football match, each team has 11 players
Every (sering)
This word is used with two methods:
- for a large number
- to say how often something happens
e.g.
- Ari like reading, he reads every book in the library
- I eat apple every day
That's a little way of using each and every word in the sentence, may be useful
