RULES OF SENTENCE CORRECTION | RULE 12 | EACH & EVERY | ANEEQA MEMON

In this video, I explain the difference between "each" and "every"—two commonly confused determiners in English grammar. Learn how to use "each" as both a pronoun and an adjective, and "every" as an adjective, with clarity and confidence. Key grammar structures covered include: Each of + plural noun + singular verb + singular pronoun/adjective Example: Each of the players is ready. Each has practiced hard. Each + singular noun + singular verb + singular pronoun/adjective Example: Each student has a book. Each knows his role. Every + singular noun + singular verb + singular pronoun/adjective Example: Every child needs love. Every one has his own dream. Common mistakes are highlighted and corrected with clear explanations. Practical tips and exam-style sentence correction exercises with answer keys help reinforce your understanding. This video is perfect for CSS, PMS, CCE, UPSC, IAS, and other competitive exam aspirants aiming to master English grammar for sentence correction and usage precision. _________________________/SOCIAL LINKS\_________________________________ Facebook Page ➤   / ianeeqamemon   Instagram ➤   / ianeeqamemon   LinkedIn ➤   / ianeeqamemon   Twitter ➤   / ianeeqamemon   Youtube ➤    / @csswithaneeqamemon   #sentencecorrectionrules #englishgrammar #english #each #every #css #pms #cce #ianeeqamemon #superwayacademy #upsc