It can also be an adjective or an adverb. In those cases, “each” is not the subject of the verb. Instead there’s some other noun or pronoun in the sentence that governs the number of the verb.

Critics feared for the future when people started using contact as a verb in the 1920s and when they embraced text-speak like OMG in the 2000s. And for centuries, they have lamented the usage of ...

Pronouns, they hijack the path between the subject of the sentence and the verb. My Ohio University journalism professors, they urged us to write concise sentences without a lot of long phrases ...

Reflexive pronouns are used with reflexive verbs and include 'me', 'te' and 'se'. Learn about reflexive pronouns with BBC Bitesize French. For students between the ages of 14 and 16.