TeacherJapan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
any difference?
Brush your teeth after each/every meal.
each and every are both possible in this sentence?
If not, is there any difference?
each and every are both possible in this sentence?
If not, is there any difference?
Top answer
teacherJapan If not, is there any difference? No difference in meaning.
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teacherJapanIf not, is there any difference?No difference in meaning.
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