each and every

[@sergeipetrov5572]

Thank you, Paul! I like your lessons a lot!

[@gloriaguerra5160]

As usual your lessons give us a lot of your knowledge. Thank you for share with us. Crystal clear. I want to watch again the video.

[@naglasamuel207]

Thanks ❤ great 👍 👌 God bless you 🙌 🙏 ❤

[@hanguyenhongha7449]

Hi Mr.Paul, thank you for your video. Its easy understanding. 😊😊😊

[@islambhatti-fq2qf]

Dada thank you

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from Algeria, first look, make subscribe and thumbs up at the drop of a hat, just i want to say you're one of the best i've ever seen on youtube who hit the nail on the head all blessing are not enough for you Sir you deserve 1000000000... subscribers

[@helenpansy614]

Many thanks for your creative work. 🍀💐🍀 In my opinion, this topic belongs to the field of the feeling of language. A very subtle difference between the two words. Understanding is achieved by perseverance and immersion in the language.

[@rudyt3131]

I love your lessons. Every lesson has something new. You have to see each lesson to find the things you didn’t know. 😅

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

Each lesson is beautiful and useful in its own way. Thanks

[@axmedabuukar7319]

thank you so much teacher God bless you

[@esperanzatamayo3057]

Every lesson are interesting.

[@SalemElmrawam]

Thank you very much

[@phuclanhtruong1756]

Thank you 🎉

[@ЗояМартынюк-б5ц]

Thank you, super clear.

[@magorzatakozowska8521]

Thank you!

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[@muhammedrasheed179]

Thank you, Sir.

[@brotherkindprince4018]

Great job teacher

[@AnitaSharma-pw5ef]

Very good explanation, the method you use to explain is so simple and easy. Please explain active and passive

[@mysarababekir569]

thanks a lot

[@laylachaanane6563]

Thanks for this explanation My question is when an exercise is delivered in this lesson how can I know that this person is refering to things or people collectively aor individually ?

[@rejee100]

Tnx sir

[@temporlav5961]

Thank you! It was really usefully

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

You’re welcome. Say, “It was really useful.” The word “usefully” is an adverb. You need the adjective there.

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Paul, how's it goin' ?. Excellent explanation Paul, to get everything right, I mean, so we don't get confused about the use of those expressions or words, I got it straight but I think that native English speakers, like you, use them interchangeably. Right Paul ?. 👍.

[@puujeepurevjav5803]

I would like to watch lesson about each and per difference please

[@li213]

So, every is all. And each only one unit... 😮 Teacher, what is the difference between "somebody" and "someone" because in Spanish is only one word (alguien). Thanks in advance.

[@yuchuanwei]

some times we even see 'every each person' .

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Perhaps you are thinking of "every other person." That means there is some kind of an exception.

[@thecumul]

tell me when it is not possible to change each and every

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@taherelsayed1865]

Thank you very much