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All or Whole

11/03/20241 min read Gary

Whole means complete and is used with singular nouns.
All means every one of, or all of and is used with plural and uncountable nouns.

  • Did you eat the whole cake I made for you?
  • Did you eat all the cakes I made for you?
  • I have put all my money into a bank.

Common mistakes with quantifiers.

    Confused Words

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    • Half or Halve
    • Majority or Most of
    • All or Every
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