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21 maj 2019 · All i whole – czym się różnią. Zwrotów z all oraz whole można użyć w odniesieniu do rzeczowników w liczbie pojedynczej. Zdania z tymi zwrotami różnią się jednak konstrukcją. Można to zaobserwować na poniższych przykładach: I was lying in the bed all the morning. Cały poranek przeleżałem w łóżku.
Spójrzmy na owe różnice w całych zdaniach (czyli whole sentences): Tom ate all the cookies and didn’t leave a single one for me! (Tom zjadł wszystkie ciastka i nie zostawił mi ani jednego!)
WHOLE czy ALL. Nadrzędna kategoria: Gramatyka angielska. Kategoria: Zagadnienia gramatyczne. Słowo „ whole ” ma swój polski odpowiednik w wyrazie ‘ cały ’: (1) The whole story he told me turned out to be true. Cała historia, którą mi opowiedział, okazała się prawdziwa. (2) The whole family was/were sleeping that night.
Synonim dla: whole "Whole" and "all" can mean the same thing. "The whole" means one complete thing. "All" means as much as is in front of me, or as much as we are talking about.
We use the whole or the whole of to refer to complete single things and events that are countable and defined: The whole performance was disappointing from start to finish. (or The whole of the performance was disappointing …) When we can split up a thing into parts, we can use either whole or all with the same meaning:
Synonim dla: whole "Whole" has the sense of "complete" and "'all" indicates "every part" of something.|@Aura2109 A whole pizza has all of it's slices.|@umar274chilo Eh why not I'm a little bored anyway.
All and Whole both mean the complete/full amount,number, duration, etc. of something, without missing any parts. Although they have very similar meanings, "all" and "whole" are used in different ways.
