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Cogar Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
All else / everything else
Hello there,
What is the difference between "all else" and "everything else"
1. Other than those items approved by me, all else is prohibited.
2. Other than those items approved by me, everything else is probitied.
What is the difference between "all else" and "everything else"
1. Other than those items approved by me, all else is prohibited.
2. Other than those items approved by me, everything else is probitied.
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Cogar Hello there, What is the difference between "all else" and "everything else" 1. Other than those items approved by me, all else is prohibited. 2.
- Cogar Hello there, What is the difference between "all else" and "everything else" 1.
- Other than those items approved by me, all else is prohibited.
- 2.
- Other than those items approved by me, everything else is probitied.
- To me, there isn't any difference.
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CogarHello there,To me, there isn't any difference.
What is the difference between "all else" and "everything else"
1. Other than those items approved by me, all else is prohibited.
2. Other than those items approved by me, everything else is probitied.
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Hi guys,
What is the difference between "all else" and "everything else"
1. Other than those items approved by me, all else is prohibited.
2. Other than those items approved by me, everything else is probitied.
Both of these are acceptable, although 'all else' sounds a little
What is the difference between "all else" and "everything else"
1. Other than those items approved by me, all else is prohibited.
2. Other than those items approved by me, everything else is probitied.
Both of these are acceptable, although 'all else' sounds a little
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It seems to me that all else is in a more formal register, but that the meanings are the same.
Note a few expressions where all else tends to be used. Aside from these, everything else is more commonly used, I think.
all else being equal; when all else fails; above all else; before all else; to the exclusion of all else
CJ
Note a few expressions where all else tends to be used. Aside from these, everything else is more commonly used, I think.
all else being equal; when all else fails; above all else; before all else; to the exclusion of all else
CJ
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Hi CalifJim,
I saw your yin-yang symbol which reminded me that 'all' may be more than just 'everything' (i.e. all things).
But, of course, in daily speak, where we only recognize things, the two expressions are synonymous.
Ruud
I saw your yin-yang symbol which reminded me that 'all' may be more than just 'everything' (i.e. all things).
But, of course, in daily speak, where we only recognize things, the two expressions are synonymous.
Ruud
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