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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Every" or All?
Hi, I just wanna ask the follwing question and your comment will be appreciated.
Which setence is more correct or both are ok:
This theory should apply to all relationships which have a smilar situation, or
This theory should apply to all relationship which has a smilar situation, or
This theory should apply to every relationship which has a smilar situation?
I understand the meaning of "every" is different from "all", but sometimes I feel that they can be used in the same situation?
cheers
Which setence is more correct or both are ok:
This theory should apply to all relationships which have a smilar situation, or
This theory should apply to all relationship which has a smilar situation, or
This theory should apply to every relationship which has a smilar situation?
I understand the meaning of "every" is different from "all", but sometimes I feel that they can be used in the same situation?
cheers
Top answer
The choice revolves around 'relationships', which is plural, not 'all' or 'every': This theory should apply to all relationships which have a similar situation.
- The choice revolves around 'relationships', which is plural, not 'all' or 'every': This theory should apply to all relationships which have a similar situation.
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The choice revolves around 'relationships', which is plural, not 'all' or 'every':
This theory should apply to all relationships which have a similar situation.
This theory should apply to all relationships which have a similar situation.
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