Let's discuss about 'EVERY' and 'EACH'

The differentiation....

'Every' and 'Each' :

We use 'every' and 'each' before a singular noun to talk about a whole group.

• The host thanked every person/each person in the party.
• Every room /Each room has a number.

In many contexts either word is possible, however; there is a difference in meaning.

EVERY:

Every person means 'all the people', 'everyone'.

• Every guest watched as the celebrity entered the hall.

Every, here means three or more, usually a large number.

• There were cars parked along every street in town.

EACH:

Each person means all the people seen as individuals, one by one.

• Each guest shook hands with him.
• Each child was given chocolates.
• Each day seemed to pass very slowly.
• There were cars parked along each side of the street.

We can use each(but not every)on its own or with of.

• There are seven flats. Each has its own parking, NOT Every has...

BUT...

We can say Each one/ Every one has its own entrance.

We can also use 'each' in mid position or after a pronoun.

• We've each got our own closet.
• They gave us each a gift.