Correct Answer: every

Solution : The correct answer is option 4.

Explanation:

• We use adverbs like almost, practically, and nearly with every, but not with each.
• We can use each of + pronoun or each of + determiner + noun, but with every, we must use every one + pronoun or every one +determiner + noun.
• - As a result, the word 'every' should be employed to ensure that the statement is grammatically correct.
• - As a result, the right answer is 'every'.
• Correct sentence: Almost every car in the car park was new.
• - A Distributive Adjective is an adjective that refers to each and every person/thing separately, such as Each, Every, either, neither, any, one, both, and so on.
• - As an example, :Each boy received chocolate.