All, every and whole 

(a) All everyone everybody everything

All имеет ограниченное применение:

- Everybody liked her singing. (а не `All liked...')

- She knows everyone in her department.

(а не `... all in her department')

- I believe he knows everything. (а не `knows all')

- It was an awful week-end. Everything went wrong. (а не `all went wrong')

All может употребляться в выражении all about :

- Mike told me all about you.

и в значении the only thing(s) :

- All I've visited in my life was Paris.(=единственное место,где я был)

(b) Глагол в единственном числе употребляется после

every / everyone / everybody / everything :

- Every seat in the hall was taken.

- Everybody looks sleepy today.

- Everything he promised was done.

Но формы множественного числа they / them / their употребляются после everyone / everybody :

- Has everyone taken their seats? (= his or her)

- Everybody said they would point at him. (= he or she)

с) All and whole

Whole ,в основном, употребляется с существительными в единственном числе и с the / my / her и т.д. :

- Have you seen the whole film? (= all the film, not just a part of it)

- He was very angry. He argued the whole evening.

- She has spent her whole life doing nothing.

the whole book / all the book her whole life / all her life

`a whole' можно употребить в:

- Nick ate a whole cake in the morning. (= a complete cake)

(d) Every / all / whole со словами, обозначающими время.

every показывает, как часто что-либо происходит

(every day / every week / every Monday

every ten minutes / every three weeks и т.д.) :

- We visit our parents every summer.

- He phones her every ten minutes.

- Ted goes to work every day.

( All day / the whole day = целый день):

- They'll spend all day / the whole day at home.

- I've been looking for the professor all morning / the whole morning.

- She's been away all week / the whole week.

Отметьте, мы чаще говорим all day / all week и т.д.

(а не all the day / all the week)