Worksheet "Each vs Every"
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Each vs Every: Grammar Worksheet This worksheet helps students understand the difference between each and every, two commonly confused words used to talk about people and things in a group. Students will learn when to use each to focus on individual members of a group and when to use every to refer to all members as a whole. The worksheet includes clear explanations, examples, and practice activities designed to reinforce the difference between the two forms. Key language covered: each + singular countable noun every + singular countable noun differences in meaning and usage common expressions with each and every choosing the correct form in context Suitable for A2-B1 English learners and adaptable for classroom work, homework, or independent practice.
EACH vs. EVERY
Worksheet
Name: __________________________ Date: __________________
Quick Reference
EACH |
EVERY |
Focuses
on individuals |
Focuses
on the whole group |
Remember: each = one by one | every = all of them
Part 1: Choose EACH or EVERY
1. ______ student has a pencil.
2. I called ______ person on the list.
3. We have English class ______ Monday.
4. ______ child received a different gift.
5. She checks her email ______ morning.
6. ______ of the two boys has a bike.
7. The teacher spoke to ______ student individually.
8. I go to the gym ______ day.
9. ______ member of the team received a medal.
10. There are flowers in ______ room of the house.
Part 2: Choose the Correct Sentence
11. A) Each students has a book.
B)
Each student has a book.
Answer: ____________________
12. A) Every students are ready.
B)
Every student is ready.
Answer: ____________________
13. A) Each of the two girls has a
ticket.
B) Every of the two girls has a ticket.
Answer: ____________________
14. A) I brush my teeth each
morning.
B) I brush my teeth each mornings.
Answer: ____________________
15. A) Every person in the room was
quiet.
B) Every people in the room was quiet.
Answer: ____________________
Part 3: Choose the Best Word
16. The teacher gave ______ student a different task.
17. We have a test ______ Friday.
18. ______ of the three dogs has its own bed.
19. ______ student in the class must complete the homework.
20. They shook hands with ______ person at the party.
Part 4: Write Your Own Sentences
21. Write a sentence using
EACH:
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
22. Write a sentence using
EVERY:
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
23. Write a sentence using EACH
OF:
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
24. Write a sentence using EVERY
DAY:
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
Answer Key
1. each
2. each
3. every
4. each
5. every
6. each
7. each
8. every
9. every
10. every
11. B
12. B
13. A
14. A
15. A
16. each
17. every
18. each
19. every
20. each
Note: In some sentences, both EACH and EVERY can be grammatically possible depending on the intended emphasis. This worksheet uses the most natural choice for the context.
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