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The word everyone means every person in a group. Every- is used when talking about all things or people in a group, one by one.

It's important to note that everyone sounds like it's talking about many people, but you use it with a singular verb. This is similar to other words starting with every- like everything and everybody.

For example, you say Everyone goes to the party, Everything is right or Everybody works hard.

Make sure means to check or ensure something is correct before moving on. For example, You make sure the code runs means you check the code to be certain it has no errors and can run properly.

Follow the rules means to do what the rules say. If there is a rule that says use camelCase for variable names, to follow the rules means you name your variables like myVariable instead of myBLANKvariable.

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She makes sure we follow the rules and that BLANK is happy.

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everyone

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This word is used to refer to each person in a group. It emphasizes that no person is excluded from being happy in this context.

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