[General] Answer or answers.

[arjitsharma]

Which one should I say ?
1. I have an answer of your every question.
2. I have the answer of your every question.
3. I have answers of your every question.

 

[bhaisahab]

They are all incorrect. Say 'I have answers to/for all your questions'.

 

[arjitsharma]

I have an answer to your question.
I have an answer to your questions.
Can I say these way too ?

 

[bhaisahab]

I have an answer to your question.:tick:
I have an answer to your questions.:cross:
Can I say these way too ?

'I have answers to your questions.'

 

[Lynxear]

Both statements are correct.

The second statement assumes the "questions" could be all be dealt with with a single answer.

For example consider this dialog:

"Can we go to school today?"
"How can we get to school when the car is broken?"
Faced with a barrage of questions from his children, the parent said, "Stop! I have an answer to your questions! Yes, you are going to school today. I am calling the taxi now."

The single answer was "yes" and then he gave an explanation.

 

[arjitsharma]

I would like to know why "the" is added before "parent said" and "taxi"?
I asked this in another thread and thay said I could not add "the" unless it is specific. Here in your sentences it seems like "the" is added before "parent said" and "taxi" in general.

Please make me understand it.