I am a little confused about the differences between the following.
Every one of the students passed the test
Every student passed the test.
Each one of the students passed the test.
Each student passed the test.
I understand every one and each one requires a plural noun, but is there a difference between the singular and plural forms?
Every one of the students passed the test
Every student passed the test.
Each one of the students passed the test.
Each student passed the test.
I understand every one and each one requires a plural noun, but is there a difference between the singular and plural forms?