Use of all and everything?
Hi guys, I have a doubt, as you know the song "All of me" by John Legend. It can be Everything of me too?? or what is the difference??
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Use of all and everything?
Hi guys, I have a doubt from the song "All of me" by John Legend. It can be Everything of me too?? or what is the difference??
Everything is a noun, and all is an adjective, so it has to be used with a noun (like me), for example:
All of my friends live in my neighborhood. OR Everyone in my neighborhood knows me.
We ate all (of) the pizza. OR We ate everything!
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In english, we wouldn't say 'everything of me'. It just doesn't sound correct. There are several expressions that we use:
All of me
Every part of me
I think that the main difference is that 'everyTHING' suggests objects instead of a person.
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