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One by one or the whole group\n\n**Each** focuses on the people or things one by one. **Every** focuses on the whole group: all its members, with no exceptions.\n\n| Word | Focus | Example |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| **each** | The members one by one | She checked **each ticket** carefully. |\n| **every** | All the members | **Every ticket** costs £10. |\n\nOften, both words are possible. The focus changes, but the situation can be the same.\n\n:::example\n**Each student has a book.** We think about the students one by one.\n\n**Every student has a book.** We think about the whole class: no student is without a book.\n:::\n\nUse **each** for two or more people or things. We normally use **every** for groups of three or more.\n\n- There are two doors. **Each door** has a window.\n- There are twenty rooms. **Every room** has a bathroom.\n\n## 2. Use a singular noun and verb\n\nBefore a noun, use **each + singular countable noun** or **every + singular countable noun**. When this group of words is the subject, use a singular verb.\n\n| Pattern | Example |\n| --- | --- |\n| each + singular noun + is | **Each room is** clean. |\n| every + singular noun + has | **Every student has** a pen. |\n| each + singular noun + present simple verb | **Each lesson starts** at nine. |\n| every + singular noun + present simple verb | **Every bus stops** here. |\n\n:::warning\nDo not use a plural noun after **each** or **every** in this pattern.\n\n✗ Every students have a book.\n\n✓ **Every student has** a book.\n\n✗ Each rooms are clean.\n\n✓ **Each room is** clean.\n:::\n\n## 3. Each of and every one of\n\nUse **each of** before **the + plural noun**, a possessive such as **my + plural noun**, or **us**, **you** or **them**.\n\nThe group after **of** is plural, but the verb is singular.\n\n:::example\n**Each of the rooms is** clean.\n\n**Each of my friends has** a bike.\n\n**Each of them lives** near the school.\n:::\n\nDo not use **every of**. Use **every one of** instead.\n\n- **Every one of the rooms is** clean.\n- **Every one of them has** a window.\n\n:::note\nWhen the noun is already clear, **each** can stand alone: “There are three bedrooms. **Each has** a window.”\n\n**Every** cannot stand alone like this. Use **every one**: “**Every one has** a window.”\n:::\n\n## 4. Every for regular routines\n\nUse **every** with time words to say how often something happens.\n\n| Time expression | Meaning | Example |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| **every day** | On all days | I walk to work **every day**. |\n| **every Monday** | On all Mondays | We have a meeting **every Monday**. |\n| **every week** | Once a week, regularly | She calls me **every week**. |\n| **every two weeks** | Once in each two-week period | We meet **every two weeks**. |\n| **every ten minutes** | At ten-minute intervals | A bus leaves **every ten minutes**. |\n\nNotice the special pattern **every + number + plural time noun**: **every two days**, not *every two day*.\n\n**Each day** is also correct. It makes us think about the days separately: “On holiday, we visited a different village **each day**.”\n\n## 5. Keep every day and everyday separate\n\n**Every day** is two words when it means “on all days”. **Everyday** is one word when it describes something ordinary or usual, often before a noun.\n\n:::example\nI wear these shoes **every day**. = I wear them on all days.\n\nThese are my **everyday shoes**. = These are my usual shoes, not shoes for special occasions.\n:::\n\n## 6. 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