Everyone vs. All
'Everyone' and 'all' have a similar meaning when talking about people. They both mean all the people in a group'. But are they 100% the same?
Main Similarity
'Everyone' and 'All' have a similar meaning. They both are used to talk about '100% of the group'. However, there's a slight difference between them.
First Difference
We usually need a subject before 'all'.
Normally, we cannot use 'all + verb'. It's better to have a subject as well.
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'Everyone' can function as a subject on its own.
Second Difference
We use 'all' and 'everyone' to refer to the total number of people.
'All' refers to a complete group.
'Everyone' focuses on each individual member of a complete group.
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Third Difference
We use 'all' with plural and uncountable nouns and the verb can be singular and plural. But we use 'everyone' with singular verbs.
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