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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Not all
1. Not everyone loves soccer.
2. Not all love soccer.
In the above sentences, are "Not everyone" and "Not all" acting as subjects ?
Would the verb after the subject always agree with the noun after not ("everyone" and "all" in these instances) ?
2. Not all love soccer.
In the above sentences, are "Not everyone" and "Not all" acting as subjects ?
Would the verb after the subject always agree with the noun after not ("everyone" and "all" in these instances) ?
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