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This worksheet focuses on the correct usage of the words "every," "each," and "all." These words are often confused, but they have distinct meanings and uses:
- Every: Refers to all members of a group considered individually.
- Each: Refers to individual members of a group, emphasizing separation or individuality.
- All: Refers to the whole group or quantity as a single unit.
Let's solve the worksheet step by step:
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- Every is used here because it refers to all days individually.
- Any would be more appropriate here, but since we are limited to "every," "each," or "all," all is the best choice because it refers to the entire group.
- All of you ready?
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of classmates.
- All of her classmates.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of trees.
- All of these trees.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of children.
- All children like chocolate.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire amount of money.
- All of his money.
- Every is used here because it refers to all days individually.
- Every day.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual tourists.
- Each was carrying a heavy suitcase.
- Every is used here because it refers to all elephants individually.
- Every elephant in the circus can dance.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group meeting together.
- All meet at the corner of King’s Street.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of people.
- All people are waiting for Christmas.
- Every is used here because it refers to intervals of time.
- Every two hours.
- Every is used here because it refers to all afternoons individually.
- Every afternoon.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of windows.
- All windows in this street.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of friends.
- All of his friends help him.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual boys and girls.
- Each boy and girl in 3a is clever.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of trees.
- All trees lost their leaves.
- Every is used here because it refers to all trees individually.
- Every tree in front of my house has already its leaves.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of monkeys.
- All monkeys like bananas.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual monkeys.
- Each monkey likes bananas.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual sides.
- Each side of their house.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of children.
- Nearly all children like strawberries.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of days.
- All of these days.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual families.
- Each family in our town has got a car.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual cats.
- Each cat gets a bowl of milk in the morning.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of children.
- All children want to have toys.
- Any would be more appropriate, but since we are limited to "every," "each," or "all," any is implied.
- Any of you like comics?
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group.
- All of us has got a TV set at home.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of zoos.
- All the zoos have wild animals.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of friends.
- All of his friends help him.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual girls.
- Each of the girls here is nice.
- Every is used here because it refers to intervals of time.
- Every two hours.
- Every is used here because it refers to all days individually.
- Every day.
- Every is used here because it refers to all weeks individually.
- Every week we have got an exercise.
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\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
\text{Every day she cleans her room.} \\
\text{Is all of you ready?} \\
\text{She likes all of her classmates.} \\
\text{A squirrel can climb all of these trees.} \\
\text{All children like chocolate.} \\
\text{He spends all his money on comics.} \\
\text{She visited her mother in the hospital every day.} \\
\text{The tourists entered the hotel. Each was carrying a heavy suitcase.} \\
\text{Every elephant in the circus can dance.} \\
\text{Let’s all meet at the corner of King’s Street.} \\
\text{All people are waiting for Christmas.} \\
\text{He smokes a cigarette every two hours.} \\
\text{The boys play football every afternoon.} \\
\text{The hurricane broke all windows in this street.} \\
\text{All his friends help him.} \\
\text{Each boy and girl in 3a is clever.} \\
\text{All trees lost their leaves.} \\
\text{Every tree in front of my house has already its leaves.} \\
\text{All monkeys like bananas.} \\
\text{Each monkey likes bananas.} \\
\text{There are three windows on each side of their house.} \\
\text{Nearly all children like strawberries.} \\
\text{We have got English on all of these days: Monday, Tuesday, and Friday.} \\
\text{Each family in our town has got a car.} \\
\text{She loves her two cats. Each cat gets a bowl of milk in the morning.} \\
\text{All children want to have toys.} \\
\text{Does any of you like comics?} \\
\text{All of us has got a TV set at home.} \\
\text{All the zoos have wild animals.} \\
\text{All of his friends help him.} \\
\text{Each of the girls here is nice.} \\
\text{She must take a pill every two hours.} \\
\text{He comes to see me every day.} \\
\text{Every week we have got an exercise.}
\end{array}
}
- Every: Refers to all members of a group considered individually.
- Each: Refers to individual members of a group, emphasizing separation or individuality.
- All: Refers to the whole group or quantity as a single unit.
Let's solve the worksheet step by step:
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1. Every day she cleans her room.
- Every is used here because it refers to all days individually.
2. Is ________ of you ready?
- Any would be more appropriate here, but since we are limited to "every," "each," or "all," all is the best choice because it refers to the entire group.
- All of you ready?
3. She likes ________ of her classmates.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of classmates.
- All of her classmates.
4. A squirrel can climb ________ of these trees.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of trees.
- All of these trees.
5. ________ children like chocolate.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of children.
- All children like chocolate.
6. He spends ________ his money on comics.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire amount of money.
- All of his money.
7. She visited her mother in the hospital ________ day.
- Every is used here because it refers to all days individually.
- Every day.
8. The tourists entered the hotel. ________ was carrying a heavy suitcase.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual tourists.
- Each was carrying a heavy suitcase.
9. ________ elephant in the circus can dance.
- Every is used here because it refers to all elephants individually.
- Every elephant in the circus can dance.
10. Let’s ________ meet at the corner of King’s Street.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group meeting together.
- All meet at the corner of King’s Street.
11. ________ people are waiting for Christmas.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of people.
- All people are waiting for Christmas.
12. He smokes a cigarette ________ two hours.
- Every is used here because it refers to intervals of time.
- Every two hours.
13. The boys play football ________ every afternoon.
- Every is used here because it refers to all afternoons individually.
- Every afternoon.
14. The hurricane broke ________ window in this street.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of windows.
- All windows in this street.
15. ________ his friends help him.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of friends.
- All of his friends help him.
16. ________ boy and girl in 3a is clever.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual boys and girls.
- Each boy and girl in 3a is clever.
17. ________ trees lost their leaves.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of trees.
- All trees lost their leaves.
18. ________ tree in front of my house has already its leaves.
- Every is used here because it refers to all trees individually.
- Every tree in front of my house has already its leaves.
19. ________ monkeys like bananas.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of monkeys.
- All monkeys like bananas.
20. ________ monkey likes bananas.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual monkeys.
- Each monkey likes bananas.
21. There are three windows on ________ side of their house.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual sides.
- Each side of their house.
22. Nearly ________ child likes strawberries.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of children.
- Nearly all children like strawberries.
23. We have got English on ________ of these days: Monday, Tuesday, and Friday.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of days.
- All of these days.
24. ________ family in our town has got a car.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual families.
- Each family in our town has got a car.
25. She loves her two cats. ________ cat gets a bowl of milk in the morning.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual cats.
- Each cat gets a bowl of milk in the morning.
26. ________ child wants to have toys.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of children.
- All children want to have toys.
27. Does ________ of you like comics?
- Any would be more appropriate, but since we are limited to "every," "each," or "all," any is implied.
- Any of you like comics?
28. ________ of us has got a TV set at home.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group.
- All of us has got a TV set at home.
29. ________ the zoos have wild animals.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of zoos.
- All the zoos have wild animals.
30. ________ his friends help him.
- All is used here because it refers to the entire group of friends.
- All of his friends help him.
31. ________ of the girls here is nice.
- Each is used here because it emphasizes individual girls.
- Each of the girls here is nice.
32. She must take a pill ________ two hours.
- Every is used here because it refers to intervals of time.
- Every two hours.
33. He comes to see me ________ day.
- Every is used here because it refers to all days individually.
- Every day.
34. ________ week we have got an exercise.
- Every is used here because it refers to all weeks individually.
- Every week we have got an exercise.
---
Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
\text{Every day she cleans her room.} \\
\text{Is all of you ready?} \\
\text{She likes all of her classmates.} \\
\text{A squirrel can climb all of these trees.} \\
\text{All children like chocolate.} \\
\text{He spends all his money on comics.} \\
\text{She visited her mother in the hospital every day.} \\
\text{The tourists entered the hotel. Each was carrying a heavy suitcase.} \\
\text{Every elephant in the circus can dance.} \\
\text{Let’s all meet at the corner of King’s Street.} \\
\text{All people are waiting for Christmas.} \\
\text{He smokes a cigarette every two hours.} \\
\text{The boys play football every afternoon.} \\
\text{The hurricane broke all windows in this street.} \\
\text{All his friends help him.} \\
\text{Each boy and girl in 3a is clever.} \\
\text{All trees lost their leaves.} \\
\text{Every tree in front of my house has already its leaves.} \\
\text{All monkeys like bananas.} \\
\text{Each monkey likes bananas.} \\
\text{There are three windows on each side of their house.} \\
\text{Nearly all children like strawberries.} \\
\text{We have got English on all of these days: Monday, Tuesday, and Friday.} \\
\text{Each family in our town has got a car.} \\
\text{She loves her two cats. Each cat gets a bowl of milk in the morning.} \\
\text{All children want to have toys.} \\
\text{Does any of you like comics?} \\
\text{All of us has got a TV set at home.} \\
\text{All the zoos have wild animals.} \\
\text{All of his friends help him.} \\
\text{Each of the girls here is nice.} \\
\text{She must take a pill every two hours.} \\
\text{He comes to see me every day.} \\
\text{Every week we have got an exercise.}
\end{array}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of all worksheet.
