The difference between all of and each of

Usage of each of: The noun or pronoun that follows it must be plural, not singular; The subsequent noun must be modified by qualifiers such as articles, possessive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, etc.

one of + plural noun + singular verb ·· One of them (only one).

one of my friends is from china.One of my friends is Chinese (the verb should be singular).

Because one is the subject and of my friends is the definite, the verb should be is).

each of + plural noun + singular verb, each of which (all).

each of my friends is from china .Every one of my friends is from China.

All of can be followed by both nouns and personal pronouns.

All of followed by a personal pronoun, e.g. all of us are studentsWe are all students.

of all after the noun, e.g. all kinds of snacksA wide variety of snacks.

All is an adjective or pronoun, whereas all of is an adjective phrase. all of must be picked up with words. When both all and all of are used as adjectives "all......"All can be followed by a noun, while all of can be followed by both a noun and a pronoun.

Word meaning analysis. The difference between the three words all, each, and every is:

1. All is to consider the total number as a whole; Many thinks about the whole first, and then considers the whole individual; Each is to consider the whole first and then the individuals one by one.

2. All and each can be used before of or after the subject in the sentence; Every, on the other hand, cannot be used in such a position in a sentence.

3. The verb after many is always singular; each is in the singular form before the noun and after the subject, depending on the subject; If all is a noun in the plural, the verb is in the plural, otherwise the verb is in the singular.

all of followed by nouns and pronouns.

all of them are teachers.(They are all teachers).

1. each of When used together, the predicate verb uses a single auspicious slippery mu; The predicate verb following all of is used in the plural.

2. each of the+ nouns emphasize each of the collective; The noun all of the + emphasizes a collective.

3. each of is each, singular, which can refer to each of two or more things; all of three or more. each of: Yes each one.

all of : refers to all.

Example sentence: each of you is studentEvery single one of you is a student. Note the singular.

all of you are students.You are all students. Note that the plural is used here.