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All seem to be working fine vs All seems to be working fine

The correct phrase here is 'all seem to be working fine.' In this case, 'all' is a plural pronoun, so should be followed by the plural verb 'seem.'
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All seem to be working fine

This phrase is correct. 'All' is a plural pronoun, so it should be followed by the plural verb 'seem.'

Use this phrase when referring to multiple things or people that appear to be functioning correctly.

Examples:

  • All the computers seem to be working fine.
  • All the students seem to be understanding the lesson.
  • All the ingredients seem to be in place for the recipe.
  • All the lights seem to be working fine.
  • All the reports seem to be accurate.
  • All right, the map seems to be working fine.
  • All right, the map seems to be working fine.
  • Everything seems to be working fine.
  • I notice the boiler seems to be working fine, there's no sign of flood damage.
  • We can't keep recycling this material, although it seems to be working just fine.
  • Paranoia part seems to be working.
  • All the safety mechanisms seem to be working.
  • The other gentleman is using his elbow and it seems to be working.
  • The cream seems to be working.
  • Nothing seems to be working around here.
  • Whatever he gave him seems to be working.
  • Seems to be working with the 800-pound ones.
  • Whatever you've been doing seems to be working.
  • You seem to be working that gear shifter right nice.
  • What you're doing seems to be working.
  • My buzzer doesn't seem to be working.
  • All these medications, nothing seems to be working.
  • The CCAMLR scheme seems to be working better.
  • The radiation seems to be working.
  • They seem to be working Together.

All seems to be working fine

This phrase is incorrect. 'All' is a plural pronoun, so it should be followed by the plural verb 'seem.'

  • All right, the map seems to be working fine.
  • All right, the map seems to be working fine.
  • Everything seems to be working fine.
  • I notice the boiler seems to be working fine, there's no sign of flood damage.
  • We can't keep recycling this material, although it seems to be working just fine.
  • Paranoia part seems to be working.
  • All the safety mechanisms seem to be working.
  • The other gentleman is using his elbow and it seems to be working.
  • The cream seems to be working.
  • Nothing seems to be working around here.
  • Whatever he gave him seems to be working.
  • Seems to be working with the 800-pound ones.
  • Whatever you've been doing seems to be working.
  • You seem to be working that gear shifter right nice.
  • What you're doing seems to be working.
  • My buzzer doesn't seem to be working.
  • All these medications, nothing seems to be working.
  • The CCAMLR scheme seems to be working better.
  • The radiation seems to be working.
  • They seem to be working Together.

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