Everything-Every-Thing | Commonly Confused Words

Every thing

/ˈɛv.ri θɪŋ/

A term referring to all of the things or all that exists.

/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.

"Everything" is treated as a single entity, often without focus on the individual details.
"Every thing" emphasizes individual elements within a group and considers them separately.
You use "everything" when referring to all things collectively as a whole.
Opt for "every thing" when you mean each specific item one by one.
"Everything" is a singular pronoun, so it takes singular verbs when used in a sentence.