a | every + SINGULAR NOUN

Here AI examples of the most common results:

1. A lot: “A lot can change in a year.”
2. A couple: “A couple was walking in the park.”
3. A number: “A number is required to solve this equation.”
4. A way: “There must be a way to solve this problem.”
5. A variety: “The garden has a variety of flowers.”
6. A result: “The experiment yielded a result that was unexpected.”
7. A person: “There is always a person who can help in difficult times.”
8. A bit: “Just a bit is enough to change the taste.”
9. A man: “A man was standing at the corner of the street.”
10. A problem: “This is a problem that needs immediate attention.”
11. A member: “He is a member of our club.”
12. A look: “She gave me a look of surprise.”
13. A group: “A group of birds flew across the sky.”
14. A list: “I have a list of things to do.”
15. A chance: “There is a chance that it might rain today.”
16. A part: “This is a part of the plan.”
17. A place: “There is a place near the river that is very peaceful.”
18. A child: “Every child deserves love and care.”
19. A team: “Our school has a team for basketball.”
20. A range: “The shop offers a range of products.”

1. Every aspect: “We have to consider every aspect of the project before making a decision.”
2. Every step: “He followed the instructions carefully, taking care of every step.”
3. Every person: “Every person in the room was asked to give their opinion.”
4. Every bit: “Every bit of help in this situation is appreciated.”
5. Every way: “She is perfect in every way.”
6. Every game: “He watches every game of his favorite football team.”
7. Every effort: “Every effort was made to ensure the success of the event.”
8. Every part: “Every part of this machine has a specific function.”
9. Every man: “Every man for himself is not a good strategy for team success.”
10. Every student: “Every student in the class must submit their assignment by Friday.”
11. Every child: “Every child deserves a happy and healthy childhood.”
12. Every corner: “There are surprises waiting at every corner in this city.”
13. Every level: “This issue needs to be addressed at every level of the organization.”
14. Every moment: “Enjoy every moment, life is short.”
15. Every detail: “She remembered every detail of their conversation.”
16. Every word: “Hang on to his every word, he rarely speaks without thinking.”
17. Every opportunity: “Take every opportunity that comes your way, you never know what might lead to success.”
18. Every member: “Every member of the team has a crucial role to play.”
19. Every turn: “Life is full of surprises at every turn.”
20. Every couple: “Every couple has their own unique love story.”

Sure, here are examples using the A1 vocabulary:

1. Every child: “Every child in the group has a toy.”
2. Every game: “Every game has a winner.”
3. Every man: “Every man has a word to say.”
4. Every student: “Every student has a number.”
5. A lot: “A lot of people look at the sky.”
6. A group: “A group of children is playing a game.”
7. A look: “A look can say a lot.”
8. A man: “A man is standing in that place.”
9. A number: “Every person has a number.”
10. A part: “A part of the problem is the lack of communication.”
11. A person: “A person in the group has a problem.”
12. A place: “There is a place for every child to play.”
13. A problem: “Every student has a problem to solve.”
14. A word: “Every word has a meaning.”