each, every, both, all

• "Every" + singular noun + singular verb: "every student receives".
• Exactly two people → "both": "both of my parents".
• "Information" is uncountable: "all the information was", never "every information".
• Price per item goes at the end with "each": "ten euros each".
• Frequency phrase "every day" sits at the end.
• "Everyone" is grammatically singular: "everyone was".

• Every student receives an individual report.
• Both of my parents were born in the same town.
• All the information was useful.
• The tickets cost ten euros each.
• He goes to the gym every day.
• Everyone was late.

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