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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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All the nation vs. the whole nation

Hi. Please help. I think the following sentences are correct. If they are, what is the difference between the phrases "all the nation" and "the whole nation" in the sentences? Also, do they mean the same? I am not mistaken, I think we normally see the words "all the" before an uncountable noun, like "all the equipment," with the word "equipment" being uncountable.

1. All the nation will be blessed.
2. The whole nation will be blessed.
  

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Anonymous Hi. Please help. I think the following sentences are correct.

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  • Anonymous Hi.
  • Please help.
  • I think the following sentences are correct.
  • If they are, what is the difference between the phrases "all the nation" and "the whole nation" in the sentences?
  • Also, do they mean the same?
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AnonymousHi. Please help. I think the following sentences are correct. If they are, what is the difference between the phrases "all the nation" and "the whole nation" in the sentences? Also, do they mean the same? yes I am not mistaken, I think we normally see the words "all the" before an uncountable noun, like "all the equipment," with
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The entire nation will be blessed
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AnonymousThe entire nation will be blessed.
That's another good way to say it.
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Hi. Could we write both ways?

1. All of the people will be happy.
2. All the people will be happy.
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