UNIT 90 • Each and every

Dec 12, 2016

Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with ‘each’ or ‘every’.
- . . .
  Each
  player has three cards.
  - Each
  - Every
- Carol has read . . .
  every
  book in the library.
  - each
  - every
- . . .
  Each
  side of a square is the same length.
  - Each
  - Every
- . . .
  Every
  seat in the theatre was taken.
  - Each
  - Every
- . . .
  Each
  apartment has a balcony.
  - Each
  - Every
- There’s a train to London . . .
  every
  hour.
  - each
  - every
- She was wearing four rings-one on . . .
  each
  finger.
  - each
  - every
- Our football team has been very successful. We’ve won . . .
  every
  game this season.
  - each
  - every
Put in ‘each’ or ‘every’.
- There were four books on the table. . . .
  Each
  book was a different colour.
  - Each
  - Every
- The Olympic Games are held . . .
  every
  four years.
  - each
  - every
- . . .
  Every
  parent worries about their children.
  - Each
  - Every
- In a game of tennis there are two or four players. . . .
  Each
  player has a racket.
  - Each
  - Every
- Nicola plays volleyball . . .
  every
  Thursday evening.
  - each
  - every
- I understood most of what they said but not . . .
  every
  word.
  - each
  - every
- The book is divided into five parts and . . .
  each
  of these has three sections.
  - each
  - every
- I get paid . . .
  every
  four weeks.
  - each
  - every
- We had a great weekend. I enjoyed . . .
  every
  minute of it.
  - each
  - every
- I tried to phone her two or three times, but . . .
  each
  time there was no reply.
  - each
  - every
- Car seat belts save lives. . . .
  Every
  driver should wear one.
  - Each
  - Every
- (from an examination paper) Answer all five questions. Begin your answer to . . .
  each
  question on a separate sheet of paper.
  - each
  - every
Complete the sentences using ‘each’.
- The price of one of those oranges is 25 pence.
  Those
- I had ten pounds and so did Sonia.
  Sonia and I
  or
  Sonia and I
- One of those postcards costs 40 pence.
  Those
- The hotel was expensive. I paid 40 pounds and so did you.
  We
  or
  We
Put in ‘everyone’ (one word) or ‘every one’ (two words).
- He’s invited to a lot of parties and he goes to . . .
  every one
  .
  - everyone
  - every one
- As soon as . . .
  everyone
  had arrived, we began the meeting.
  - everyone
  - every one
- I asked her lots of questions and she answered . . .
  every one
  correctly.
  - everyone
  - every one
- She’s very popular. . . .
  Everyone
  likes her.
  - Everyone
  - Every one
- I dropped a tray of glasses. Unfortunately . . .
  every one
  broke.
  - everyone
  - every one

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