All is or All are
Hi ,
can i use all then verb without the name after all .
i hear this sentence "all is well "
ex:
is it right?
-we went to the park , all had fun
& if it is right , do we use singular or plural verb
if it is not , why is it correct"all is well "
Top answer
1) all is = everything is (mostly set phrases) All is well. / All is fair in love and war. / All is calm; all is bright.
- 1) all is = everything is (mostly set phrases) All is well.
- / All is fair in love and war.
- / All is calm; all is bright.
- / ...
- when all is said and done.
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1) all is = everything is (mostly set phrases)
All is well. / All is fair in love and war. / All is calm; all is bright. / ... when all is said and done. / All is not lost. / Not all is lost. / All is running smoothly.
2) all are = everybody is (Only one set phrase is commonly used.)
All are welcome.
3) all are = all of them are
0???? ????"All is well" ... Is it right?
Yes.
???? ????We went to the park; we all had fun.
It is not very idiomatic to use "all" for "we all", but it's not wrong.
CJ
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