what is the different between to say each and everybody?

Question

for eg every human or every single human.. I am so confused with this,. or each person or every single person why is that?

Answer 1

each person has an individualality characteristic where everyone is one big lump sum.

think of it as if you are attempting to be fancy and diversifing your everyone statement.

you have a globe full of people.....everyone. (full of all sorts of different genders and cultures)
within the globe of everyone you have a different set or rules for different groups. In which case you are seperating each person to their location while still including them in the generic statement.

Everyone in the world has a set of rules that apply to each grouping or even each person.

Did that confuse you even more? Sorry.

Answer 2

Each=one person
Everybody=all persons present in a given space and time
Every human being= one human being
Every single human being=one unmarried human being

Answer 3

"each" generally means one as in one at a time. "He said 'hello' to each person.
"everybody" is usually a group. "He said hello to everybody" means he could have said hello to each person one by one OR he could he could have said 'Hello' to a whole group of people at one time.
The two are very similar in meaning.
"each" is usually, but not always followed by a noun to clarify.
"He went to each house on this street. Did he go to each house? Yes, he went to each."
"Did he talk to everyone? Yes, he talked to everyone. He talked to each person."
-Spec

Answer 4

each is used when you are saying one by one something or someone .
but everybody when generally your are talking about some people

Answer 5

each means people singularly (ie jack thinks yes, john thinks yes)

everybody means plural (ie THEY think yes)

Hope that clarifies a little.

Answer 6

it just mean you are over clarifying that you are included everyone

Answer 7

and