Предмет: Английский язык, автор: arishkala1322


2 Choose the correct word in each sentence (1-8).
1 l enjoyed every/each minute of the film.
2 'I will love you every/each single day of your life,
Kate;
' he whispered.
3 Susan goes to a concert every/each Sunday.
4 It is impossible to read every/each book in the
school library
5. The children are all from the same family, but
every/each of them has different coloured hair.
6 Almost every/each painting on display was
ftwo)
plural
considered a masterpiece
wolf
-e?'-
7 He was a very prolific writer. He wrote a story every/
each six months.
8 I bought four CDs. Every/Each one cost £15.
roccion in each

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Автор ответа: officecef
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Ответ:

1 every

2 every

3 every

4 every

5 each

6 every

6 every

8 every

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