Everything-All-Things | Commonly Confused Words

Everything

/ˈevriθɪŋ/

All possible things or all that exists

But to be sure there were rum everythings.From then on she took control of everything.Everything appeared to be as arranged.

/ɔːl θɪŋz/

Everything within a certain group or category

Everything often refers to all things relevant to a specific context or situation, while all things is more general.
Remember that everything is singular and uses singular verb forms, whereas all things is plural and uses plural verb forms.
Use everything when you are referring collectively to things in a singular context, and all things when emphasizing the plurality.
If you can replace the word with every single thing, youre likely looking at everything.'
When speaking about the entirety of items without exception, both can work, but context helps decide.