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Irina_blondy Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
All/everyone/everybody
What is the difference between these words?
What is the difference between these words?
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If you are referring to people these three words have the same meaning, but "all" is usable only in limited cases. Probably you should not use "all" to refer to people if you have any doubt. g.
- If you are referring to people these three words have the same meaning, but "all" is usable only in limited cases.
- Probably you should not use "all" to refer to people if you have any doubt.
- g.
- "All who are here...
- " is a good start to a sentence, but you could use "everyone" or "everybody", and it would probably be more clear.
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If you are referring to people these three words have the same meaning, but "all" is usable only in limited cases. Probably you should not use "all" to refer to people if you have any doubt.
e.g.
"All who are here... " is a good start to a sentence, but you could use "everyone" or "everybody", and it would probably be more clear.
There is no meaningful difference between 'everyo
e.g.
"All who are here... " is a good start to a sentence, but you could use "everyone" or "everybody", and it would probably be more clear.
There is no meaningful difference between 'everyo
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