Since
almost the beginning of time people have dreamed of
Abundance
when
to use:
every,
each, any, & all
Some common
words that seem especially difficult for English learners especially in
oral presentations.
Check out the definitions here below and then take the following test.
(More than one answer can be correct.)
Every: each
and all of the members of a group taken into account individually and
without exception
Each:
a singular unit: the smallest
quantitative item in a grouping
Any: one
or some or every or all without specification
All: one
or some or every or all without specification, includes the entire group
