EACH还是EVERY？EACHorEVERYEnglishGrammarLesson(4)

那现在让我们把这和‘every’比较一下吧。‘Every’指的是一群独立的个体或者是人，形成了一个团体，对吧？
"Every" refers to a group of individual objects or people as one group altogether, right?
The attention is on the group as a whole so everyone who came to the dinner party brought a dish.
关注的是整个完整的群体，所以每个来晚宴派对的人都带了一道菜。
所以呢一群人来到了晚宴派对，这些人都带了一道菜，但是使用‘every’的话，我更强调的是整个团体，是吧？
So a group of people came to the dinner party and all of these people brought a dish but by using "every", I"m putting emphasis on the group as a whole, right? Everybody here bought a dish.
所有人都带了一道菜。在很多情况下，就像我关于晚宴派对的例子一样，‘each’和‘every’可以互换使用，不过是在意思方面有点点不同，对吧？
Now in many situations, just like my example about the dinner party, "each" and "every" can be used interchangeably with just a small difference in meaning, right? You could use either of them and the difference is very subtle.
你可以使用其中的任何一个，差别非常的小。但是让我们再看几个例子来弄得更清楚一点。
But let"s look at a few more examples to help make that clear. Every business owner is clever.
每个老板都很聪明。我是把所有的老板放进了一个团体，然后对这个团体做一个抽象概括——所有的老板。