Every, each, all

Every, each, all

Multiple Choice

________ time I go shopping I look for the best deals.

• Each

• Every

• Each/Every

• All

Multiple Choice

__________ car agencies have a special sale in November.

• Each

• Every

• Each Every

• All

Multiple Choice

He checks _______ bank statement he receives carefully to make sure no extra charges were made to his credit cards.

• each

• every

• each/every

• all

Multiple Choice

My membership at Costco because I earn 2% cash back in ________ purchase.

• each

• every

• both are correct

Each and every

We use them with singular nouns.

They are similar in meaning:

* Each time (or Every time) I see my bills I realize my salary is not enough.

* There is a mirror in every fitting room ( or each fitting room).

Each

We use each when we think of things separately, one by one.

* Check each glass to make sure they're not broken or damage.

Each is more usual for small number:

* There are six shoe shops in the mall. Each shop has different models.

Every

We use every when we think of things as a group. The meaning is similar to all.

* Every bank charges interest if you don't pay on time.

Every is more usual for a large number:

* There are 1500 shops all around Mexico and every shop has a security guard.

Multiple Choice

__________ player has three cards.

• Each

• Every

Multiple Choice

Kate has read _________ book in the library.

• each

• every

Multiple Choice

__________ side of a square is the same length.

• Each

• Every

Multiple Choice

__________ seat in the theatre was taken.

• Each

• Every

Multiple Choice

There are six apartments in the building _________ one has a balcony.

• each

• every

Multiple Choice

There Is a train to London __________ hour.

• each

• every

Multiple Choice

She was wearing four rings - one on_________ finger.

• Each

• Every

Multiple Choice

Our football team is playing well. We!ve won __________ game this season.

• Each

• Every

All

It is followed by a plural countable noun. We use it to refer to a group of things

* All cars are welcome in this mall.

* He bought all (of) the flowers that the lady had in her basket.