Hi, I'm Georgina from BBC Learning English. Do you everadv.在任何时候 wonderverb.想知道 about the differencenoun.差异 between 'all', 'every' and 'wholeadj.完整的'? They all have similaradj.相似的 meaningsnoun.意义 but are used in different ways. 'All' means the wholeadj.完整的 amountnoun.数量 of something, 100%. It is often followedverb.跟随 by uncountable nounsnoun.名词 or pluraladj.复数的 nounsnoun.名词. He ate all the sugar. All children love sweets. 'Every' has a similaradj.相似的 meaningnoun.意义 to 'all'. It means each one without exceptionnoun.除外. I go to the gymnoun.体育馆 every day. 'Whole' means the completeadj.完整的 amountnoun.数量 of something and is followedverb.跟随 by uncountable nounsnoun.名词 or singularnoun.单数 nounsnoun.名词.
I ate the wholeadj.完整的 cake. The wholeadj.完整的 airport is closed. Bye for now. Each and every. Sometimesadv.有时 you can use either but not always.
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