Everyone vs Every one

Everyone vs Every one

Everyone – It refers to everybody in a group of people. Here, the group is referred to as a whole.

For e.g.:

1. Everyone likes music.

2. Shama wants to invite everyone for the New Year bash.

Every one – It refers to each individual person in a group. Here, each person is identified separately.

For e.g.:

1. Every one of the members in the audience was moved to tears by Indu’s speech.

2. Jayaram personally wished every one of the staff for Deepawali.

Read the following sentences and fill in the blanks with the right word

1. ________(Everyone/Every one) should be in bed by 10.00 P.M.
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2. Swathi will go to _________ (everyone/ every one) of the club members and hand over her son’s wedding invitation.
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3. Preeta ma’am wants ______ (everyone/ every one) to take part in the dance.
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4. Biju asked ________ (everyone/ every one) he knew for a loan.
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5. Manu will take ________ (everyone/ every one) of his students for an ice-cream treat on Saturday.
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