Whole and all
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whole + singular countable noun, e.g. the whole world
whole + uncountable noun, e.g. the whole money
all + plural countable noun, e.g. all people OR all the people
all + uncountable noun, e.g. all sugar OR all the sugar
you need to be careful because whole cannot be followed by plural forms but all has to be.
whole + uncountable noun, e.g. the whole money
all + plural countable noun, e.g. all people OR all the people
all + uncountable noun, e.g. all sugar OR all the sugar
you need to be careful because whole cannot be followed by plural forms but all has to be.
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