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He sold every his books.
Every information can be saved in the computer memory.
The meeting is at Oriel Hall. It begins at 8 pm and every is welcome.
We should organise a trip for every students.
We spent all days at the beach in the holidays.
It has got the every book that has ever been published.
We don’t use possessive pronouns after every, only after all.
We don’t use the (this, that…) before or after every.
We don’t use uncountable nouns after every.
We can’t use every without a noun – we need everybody/everything.
We can’t use all without a noun too, but in a very spoken English it’s possible.
We can’t use plural nouns after every.
All day = one entire day
Every day = from Monday to Sunday
All days = not common and not neutral

1. We’ve eaten ______cake. (all the/all)
2. ________ is ready for the party. We’re just waiting for the guests to arrive. (all/everything)
3. _______people enjoy the summer except if it is too hot. (most/most of)
4. She goes dancing _________ Friday night. (all/every)
5. She is late ________. (all the time/ every time)