Fill in the blanks with each or every.
1. She kissed ............................ child on the forehead.
In most cases, each and every are interchangeable.
2. ........................ time I see you, you look younger.
3. There are shops on ........................... side of the road.
Use each to speak of two. Use every to speak of more than two.
4. Read ............................ question carefully.
Each means one by one. Every is similar to all.
5. I got ............................ answer correct.
I got every answer correct means I got all answers correct.
6. She has got lots of dresses. ............................. one is a different color.
7. She comes here .............................. day.
We use every to say how often something happens.
8. I visit my parents .......................... week.
9. If I had a lot of money, I would visit ........................... country in the world.
Use every when we are thinking of a large number.
10. In cricket, .......................... team has eleven players.
11. Write on ......................... side of the page.
Use each to speak of two.
12. I reply to ............................ email I receive.
Answers
1. She kissed each / every child on the forehead.
2. Each / Every time I see you, you look younger.
3. There are shops on each side of the road.
4. Read each question carefully.
5. I got every answer correct.
6. She has got lots of dresses. Each / Every one is a different color.
7. She comes here every day.
8. I visit my parents every week.
9. If I had a lot of money, I would visit every country in the world.
10. In cricket, each team has eleven players.
11. Write on each side of the page.
12. I reply to every email I receive.
