Everyone and Every One - Common Mistakes in English

Everyone and every one are commonly confused and they have two very different meanings. Everyone is used as a pronoun to refer to all, whereas every one as a noun to refer to each individual. Everyone Use everyone as a pronoun to mean all the people in a group. Examples: Do you think everyone will want to come to the party?She wants everyone to leave comments on her blog. Every one Use every one as a noun to indicate each person. Examples: Every one of the students has a question about the grammar.My boss told every one of the employees himself. More Common Mistakes Pages