All Every Each English Grammar [Quyidagi ma’lumotlar internet saytidan ko’chirma qilindi] The difference between

Noun/Pronoun + each

Each can be used after the noun (or pronoun) it describes.

• 
  The parents gave their children some pocket money. To avoid problems, they each received the same amount.
  

Auxiliary Verb/To Be + each

Each can be used after an auxiliary verb or the verbs Are and Were.

• 
  I have four books to sell and they are each worth around five dollars.
  
• 
  They have each been told their responsibilities.
  

Object + each

Instead of going before/after the subject, each can appear after the object.

This is common when the noun object refers to an amount, how many of something there is or when giving a price.

• 
  My paintings are worth $100 each (= Each of my paintings are worth $100)
  
• 
  I gave my children each an ice cream.