How different between Each +N / Each of + N?
Could you please anyone can help to make me clear with a use of 'Each'?
Each + Noun
Each of N
Each one
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Is there any other common use with Each? would be also appreciate if give me more examples.
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"Of" is used after "each" before
-A plural pronoun (we, us, them)
-A plural, definite noun (eg. each of the players...)
"Of" implies that you're talking about a subset of a larger group
"Each" is only used before singular, indefinite nouns (each player).
You can't say "each (of)" before a singular definite noun or a plural, indefinite noun.
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