Any, No, Every, Each

What are we learning today?

You will learn to use any, no, every and each in simple sentences.

Explanation

• Use any in questions and negative sentences.
• Use no with a positive verb. It has a negative meaning.
• Every means all, one by one.
• Each means every one separately.
• After every and each, use a singular noun and a singular verb.

Examples

1. Are there any museums?
2. There is no museum. (It means: There isn't a museum.)
3. Each student has a bike.
4. Every day is different.

Remember!

• Any: questions and negatives.
• No: a positive verb, a negative meaning.
• Every and each: singular noun and singular verb.

Check yourself

1. Choose any or no: "Are there ___ parks here?"
2. Choose is or are: "Every day ___ different."