each vs every.
can you tell me please when do I have to use each and when every? thanks for your help :)
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Each refers to one by one. Every refers to all (total).
He looked at each car (implying that there may br some cars that he did NOT look at).
He looked at every car (implying that he looked at ALL of the cars).
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