All which glitters is not gold.

[giddyman]

Hello, teachers.

I know the title is not correct. People don't use "all which," but "all that."

While I was searching the internet about the usage of the relative pronoun "that," I found the following webpage that says ...
after the antecedents "all, anything, none, no, everything, the same, the very, and the few," only "that" is possible as a relative pronoun.

So I searched the web again and found many examples that use "which" with the antecedents in the above except "all."

Please help. Thank you.

Correct the following sentence All which glitters is not gold.

All that glitters is not gold.Correct the following sentence All which glitters is not gold.

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[Barque]

I searched the web again and found many examples that use "which" with the antecedents in the above except "all."

Could you give us those examples please?

 

[giddyman]

Could you give us those examples please?

anything

"anything which is useful" - Google Search

none

"there is none which" - Google Search

no

"there is no country which" - Google Search

everything

"everything which is" - Google Search

the same

"is the same thing which" - Google Search

the very

"is the very thing which" - Google Search

the few

"the few things which" - Google Search

 

[Barque]

Well, I suppose "that" comes more naturally to the tongue but I wouldn't say "which" is impossible.