each - "Each" — pronoun or adverb

I am looking at these two sentences:

A) M and W are letters that each have 4 strokes.
B) M and W are letters and  each has  4 strokes.

M and W are letters that each have 4 strokes. 2. M and W are letters and each has 4 strokes.

It seems that "each"each is an adverb in A(1) but a pronoun in B(2). Can anyone explain why "each"each is not a pronoun in A(1)?

each - pronoun or adverb

I am looking at these two sentences:

A) M and W are letters that each have 4 strokes.
B) M and W are letters and  each has  4 strokes.

It seems that "each" is an adverb in A) but a pronoun in B). Can anyone explain why "each" is not a pronoun in A)?

I am looking at these two sentences:

M and W are letters that each have 4 strokes. 2. M and W are letters and each has 4 strokes.

It seems that each is an adverb in (1) but a pronoun in (2). Can anyone explain why each is not a pronoun in (1)?

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I am looking at these two sentences:

A) M and W are letters that each have 4 strokes.
B) M and W are letters and  each has  4 strokes.

It seems that "each" is an adverb in A) but a pronoun in B). Can anyone explain why "each" is not a pronoun in A)?

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