Hello!
I was always under the impression that adjectives between hvert/hver and the noun would match the gender of the word, for example in a grammar book it says:
Hvert stort hus
Hver stor bil
But I also read on an article "Hvert nye spill har introdusert nye funksjoner og muligheter" - and when I google search "hvert nye" it turns up a lot, so I've obviously overlooked something important I think.
As a native English speaker I can't really understand why one would say "each new games" (if that's what it's saying) or why this would be plural. (What would be the point in saying 'each' if you mean 'all'?)
I've tried looking in two books I have but haven't found any examples of when this would ever be like that, so I'm a bit at a loss!
Thanks
I was always under the impression that adjectives between hvert/hver and the noun would match the gender of the word, for example in a grammar book it says:
Hvert stort hus
Hver stor bil
But I also read on an article "Hvert nye spill har introdusert nye funksjoner og muligheter" - and when I google search "hvert nye" it turns up a lot, so I've obviously overlooked something important I think.
As a native English speaker I can't really understand why one would say "each new games" (if that's what it's saying) or why this would be plural. (What would be the point in saying 'each' if you mean 'all'?)
I've tried looking in two books I have but haven't found any examples of when this would ever be like that, so I'm a bit at a loss!
Thanks