The grammatically correct phrase is "It All Works Out," meaning that despite challenges, things will eventually turn out well; "All Works Out" is not a common phrase and would generally be considered incorrect usage.
Key points:
"It" is necessary: The phrase needs the pronoun "it" to function as a complete sentence, referring to a situation or problem that is expected to resolve positively.
"All worked out" is grammatically correct but a bit informal, while "it all worked out" is more complete and considered standard English because it clearly specifies that "it" (referring to a situation or plan) is what turned out well.
edytowany przez chippy: 18 lut 2025