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All or everything #1 (permalink) Mon Jun 27, 2005 14:14 pm   All or everything
 

What's the difference between all and everything?
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All/everything #2 (permalink) Wed Jun 29, 2005 19:22 pm   All/everything
 

They both suggest generally the same: totality. All is a so-called determiner and suggests the entirety of something or the whole of something. So we have: all the world/all the time/all the exercises and so on. Everything is a pronoun referring to things and means each and every one thing. So we have: She understands everything/I have forgotten everything/Their children mean everything to them.
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