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How do you use each as a pronoun in sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "each" as a pronoun in a sentence:

Singular:

* Each of the students received a certificate. (Refers to individual students)

* Each had a different opinion about the movie. (Refers to individuals in a group)

* Each was responsible for their own project. (Refers to individuals with a shared responsibility)

Plural:

* Each of the teams played their best. (Refers to individual teams)

* We gave each a chance to speak. (Refers to individuals in a group)

* Each of us needs to take a turn. (Refers to individuals within a collective "us")

Note:

* "Each" is always singular, even when referring to a group. This is because it focuses on individual members of the group.

* "Each" can be used with "of" to clarify the group being referred to.

* "Each" can also be used as an adjective, but the examples above demonstrate its use as a pronoun.

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