My language tips

Below are a few examples:

• Each girl was eating dinner.

• Every girl eats dinner.

What is the difference?

• The word “Each” means “To be seen as separate, individual”

• The word “Every” means “To be seen as a group, not individual”

Here are some examples:

She liked _____ minute of the hockey competition. (each/every)
He spoke to _____ of the employees in the shop. (each/every)

Answers:

She liked every minute of the hockey competition.
He spoke to each of the employees in the shop.

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