Everyone, as well as anyone, are considered as singular collective nouns. Sometimes, in English, it's best to just follow the rules and not try to understand why. It can get very confusing and frustrating.
I see the logic in thinking that it's everyone. Also, as in "everybody does what they have to." The fact that it is referring to every singular person is, I guess, why it works that way.
"Everyone" is considered singular when used as a subject in a sentence. For example, you would say "Everyone is happy" rather than "Everyone are happy."
No one is perfect! Even Oprah is human...
so u can stop at it an the intersections will be safer rather than everyone going at once
It can be very hurtful. Racism differentiates people by race, rather than ability or achievements.
Yes. It is better to flush. I would rather hear you flush than to get up and have to flush for you,
because the purpose of the question is interaction rather than information seeking
well all go to jail.
Nearly everyone would rather be healthy than good at some athletic skill. That's why fitness for health is more important than fitness for skill. .
everyone has the ability of love. They either use it or hide it.
go to youtube and type it there rather than wiki answers. You will find a link, or maybe a hundred. Everyone does it.
Questions should be phrased so people know it applies to everyone, rather than just the question asker.
The phrase "everyone must row with the oars he has" means that individuals must make the best of the resources, skills, and circumstances available to them, rather than lamenting what they lack. It emphasizes the importance of adapting to one's situation and taking action rather than waiting for ideal conditions. Essentially, it encourages personal responsibility and resourcefulness in navigating life's challenges.