Wording issue.
I am trying to add a friend on Skype. And it turns out that he has three accounts. Do I phrase the sentence properly: ''There are three of them. Do you use each one?" Or should I put "each one of them'' at the end?
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Both sound odd in this context. This is not a natural use of 'each'. It would be more normal to say "Do you use all of them?" or "Do you use them all?".
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No need
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A controversial comment in a way, cheers )
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You can say "do you use each of them?"
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For more emphasis, you can use "each one of them"
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