document.write("<table class=\"toonlet-embed-table\"><tr><td><h3 class=\"toonlet-title\" style=\"display:inline;\"><a href=\"http://toonlet.com/archive?i=30854\" target=\"_new\">English Lesson: One/Each/Every</a></h3><span class=\"toonlet-byline\" style=\"font-style:italic\"> by <a href=\"http://toonlet.com/creator/LucilleLever1\" target=\"_new\">LucilleLever1</a></span></td></tr><tr valign=\"top\"><td colspan=\"2\"><a href=\"http://toonlet.com/archive?i=30854\" target=\"_new\"><img class=\"toonlet-embed-strip\" style=\"border:0\" title=\"English Lesson: One/Each/Every\" alt=\"Teacher Girl - happy: IF YOU USE ONE,EACH,EVERY OR ONE OF, EACH OF, EVERYONE OF, THE VERB WILL ALWAYS BE SINGULAR Student - surprised: GIVE AN EXAMPLE PLEASE! Teacher Girl - happy: ONE STUDENT IS IN THE CLASS. EVERY ONE OF THE STUDENTS IS IN THE CLASS. EACH STUDENT IS LOOKING AT ME. Teacher Girl - happy: IT DOESN'T MATTER IF THE SUBJECT IS PLURAL OR SINGULAR, IF YOU USE EACH/EVERY/ ONE YOU MUST USE A SINGULAR VERB. Student - surprised: OH THANKS, NOW I UNDERSTAND. Teacher Girl - happy: GOOD. EVERYONE IS  HAPPY WHEN THEY UNDERSTAND! Student - surprised: THANKS, AGAIN. Teacher Girl - happy: YOU'RE WELCOME. EVERY PROBLEM HAS A SOLUTION. SEE YOU!\" src=\"http://toonlet.com/render/LucilleLever1/panelset/30854-English_Lesson_-sfull.png\" height=\"370\" width=\"720\"/></a></td></tr></table>" + "\n");