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Every thing vs. Everything

Every thing

/ˈɛv.ri θɪŋ/

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

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Everything

/ˈevriθɪŋ/

All possible things or all that exists

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

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Ways to tell them apart:

Everything is a single word that refers to all things collectively, considered as a whole.
Every thing is two words and refers to each individual item separately, emphasizing each one's presence.
Remember, when you mean all items as a unit, use everything.
For emphasizing distinct items within a group, prefer every thing.
Use everything to express total inclusion, and every thing for separate attention.

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