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every pair vs every pairs

The correct phrase is 'every pair'. 'Pair' is used in the singular form when referring to two items together. 'Pairs' is the plural form of 'pair' and should be used when referring to multiple sets of two items.

Last updated: March 28, 2024

every pair

Correct. 'Pair' is used in the singular form when referring to two items together.

Use 'every pair' when referring to two items together. For example, 'Every pair of shoes was neatly arranged.'

Examples:

  • Every pair of socks was folded neatly.
  • Every pair of gloves was missing.
  • Every pair of earrings was on sale.
  • Every pair of eyes in the room was on him.
  • Every pair of hands was needed to lift the heavy box.

Alternatives:

  • each pair
  • any pair
  • all pairs
  • every set of two
  • both pairs

every pairs

Incorrect. 'Pairs' is the plural form of 'pair' and should not be used with 'every'.

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