Difference between "all", "all the" and "every"

[subhajit123]

What's the difference between these three sentences?

1- All the indians in India are geared up to celebrate diwali.

2- All indians in india are geared up to celebrate diwali.

3- every indian in india is geared up to celebrate diwali.

I admit I have asked this kind of question before. Please clear it to me.

 

[emsr2d2]

What's the difference between these three sentences?

1- All the Indians in India are geared up to celebrate Diwali.

2- All Indians in India are geared up to celebrate Diwali.

3- Every Indian in India is geared up to celebrate Diwali.

I admit I have asked this kind of question before. Please clear it up [strike]to[/strike] for me.

With my corrections, they are all correct and natural. There is no difference in meaning amongst them. You must remember to capitalise the first letter of every sentence and all proper nouns.

 

[teechar]

I admit I have asked this kind of question before. Please [STRIKE]clear[/STRIKE] clarify it [STRIKE]to[/STRIKE] for me.

Can you provide a link to where you've asked this (kind of) question please?
Also, you need to always capitalize "India", "Indian" and "Diwali", as well as capitalize "Every" (the first word in sentence #3).

 

[subhajit123]

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