All, despite its meaning, is singular in use.

a. True

b. False

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Abigail

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11 September, 12:40

All, despite its meaning, is singular in use.

a. True

b. False

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Josiah Caldwell · Answer 1

Actually, yes, this is true. Let's look at some examples with the word "all" to see if it agrees with verbs in singular or in plural:

All is lost

All is well

All is arranged already.

All of it is nice

This shows us that "all" agrees with verbs in singular form: the correct answer is a) True.

All, despite its meaning, is singular in use.a. Trueb. False

All, despite its meaning, is singular in use.

a. True

b. False