1.155 'all', 'both', and 'each' for emphasis

'All', 'both', and 'each' can be used in addition to nouns or personal pronouns for emphasis, in a similar way to the use of reflexive pronouns described in paragraphs 1.120 to 1.122.

• The brothers all agreed that something more was needed.
• He loved them both.
• Ford and Duncan each had their chances.

They can also come after main verbs, an auxiliary verb, a modal, or 'be', rather than directly after the noun or pronoun.

• They were both still working at their universities.
• The letters have all been signed.
• The older children can all do the same things together.

'Each' can also come at the end of the clause.

• Three others were fined £200 each.