Together and each other are often confused. So let’s find out when you use them.
You use together when you are doing things with one or more other people.
Examples:
I am painting the living room together with William and Kathy.
She spends hours every day together with her friends.
Do you want to go shopping together?
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You use each other when someone is doing or feeling something for someone else, and the other way around.
Examples:
Eva and Dylan were helping each other. They love each other. They see each other every day.
* You can also use one another. It means the same as each other, and you can use it in the same kind of situations, where there is a relationship between at least three people or things.
Example:
Jerry, Angela, and Tom call one another frequently.
Now do the following exercise. You can find the answers at the bottom of the page.
Exercise:
Use together, each other, and one another:
1 Betty and Jon are getting a divorce. They no longer have trust in ________________.
2 Although I love my husband, we don’t do everything _______________.
3 The team members are all helping _____________ to get the product to the customer.
4 We should work ___________ in order to make this department successful.
5 If you depend on ____________ to get the answers right, neither of you will pass the exam.
6 Cindy and Sandy shouldn’t be playing ____________. They’re always fighting!
7 The people in this street gossip about ______________ all the time, so that’s why I’m moving.
1 each other
2 together
3 one another
4 together
5 each other
6 together
7 one another
Answers:
past simple
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