LoginEveryone vs. Every One of Us
What Is The Difference?
When we want to state every single individual person in a group of people, we use 'of + noun (phrase).' Using this structure, we cannot say 'everyone of + noun(phrase).'
When we put a space between 'every' and 'one' in the structure "every one of + noun (phrase)", we can put another word between 'every' and 'one'. See the example:
Example
Every single one of us wanted to have a chance to win.
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