Indefinite Pronouns

Every + bir ot + bir kes


Every student tries to learn the foreign language.

Every woman wants to be a good wife.

Every country has its government.

Every state in the USA is governed by a mayor.

* Every seat in the theatre was taken.

* Every sentence must have a verb. (= all sentences in general)

2. 
   Everybody = har bir kishi
   

Every one + bir kes = har bir kishi

Everything = har bir narsa
Everybody wants peace.

Everyone tries to learn foreign languages.

Everything was ready.

* Everybody enjoyed the party. (not 'All enjoyed...')

* He thinks he knows everything. (not 'he knows all')

* Our holiday was a disaster. Everything went wrong. (not 'All went wrong')

* Everybody has arrived. (not 'have arrived')

3. 
   Everybody
   

Everyone = They

Everything = It

Everybody said they enjoyed themselves.

Has everyone eaten their meals.

Everybody must take care of their parents.

4. 
   Eveyone of + ko’plik ot + birlik kesim
   

Everyone of us is ready.

Everyone of the children was happy.

* I've read every one of those books. (not 'every of those books')

* I've read every one of them.

5. 
   Everyone OR Every one
   

Everyone – odamlarga = everybody

Everyone enjoyed the party. (=Everybody...)

Every one – odamlarga yoki predmetlarga oldingi otni qayta takrorlamaslik uchun.

He is invited to lots of parties and he goes to every one. (=to every party)

'Have you read all these books?' 'Yes, every one.'

6. 
   Everywhere – har yerda (ga)
   

I looked for him everywhere but I couldn’t find him.

7. 
   Every time – har safar
   

Every time I see him, he carries a bunch of flowers for his wife.