Some types of nouns feel ungrammatical in “His every [noun]”?
Abstract nouns, specifically nouns related to feelings, feel natural: Set A: His every {whim, desire, need, wish} should be satisfied by the council. However, concrete nouns feel wrong. Set B: His every {photograph, watch, “piece of jewelry”} was placed in the safety deposit box. Are the examples in “Set B” grammatically correct? If not, could … Read more