Come back again for teaching you English grammar the correct
use of some adjective. This is very useful
it for every reader.
Each, ever:
Each and every are similar in
meaning , but every is a strong word than each; it means,’ each without
exception’. Each is sued in speaking of two or more things; every is used only
in speaking of more than two. Each direct attention to the individuals forming
any group, every to the total group. Each is used only when the number in the
group is limited and definite; every when the number is indefinite.
Five boys
were seated on each bench.
Each one of
these chairs is broken.
Leap year
falls in every three days
Little, a little, the little:
Little=not
much(i.e., hardly any ) thus the adjective little has a negative meaning.
There
is little hope of his recovery,i.e he is not likely to recovery.
He
showed little concern for his nephew.
A little= some though not much. ‘a little’ has a positive
meaning.
There
is a little hope of his recovery, i. e., he may possible recover.
A
little tact would have saved the situation.
The little= not much, but all there is.
The
little information he had was not quite reliable.
The
little knowledge of carpentry that he possessed stood him in good stead.
Finally you follow the rule of above. I hope you can
successful. Again I say English grammar is very important of learning English.
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