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Plural: all the king's men (every man) Singular: I've lived here all my life (entire - I have only one life)
- Plural: all the king's men (every man) Singular: I've lived here all my life (entire - I have only one life)
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Plural: all the king's men (every man)
Singular: I've lived here all my life (entire - I have only one life)
Singular: I've lived here all my life (entire - I have only one life)
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all is singular for uncountable nouns, plural for countable nouns.
All of the sugar is gone. / All is gone. / It's all gone.
All of the men are here. / All are here. / They're all here.
CJ
all is singular for uncountable nouns, plural for countable nouns.
All of the sugar is gone. / All is gone. / It's all gone.
All of the men are here. / All are here. / They're all here.
CJ
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