agreement in subject and predicate

should we use “IS“or “ARE” after “each of you”

foe example :“each of you __ responsible to the accident”

should use IS or ARE in the blanket

Each (one) is responsible.

Everyone is responsible.

All are responsible.

all of his money  ..... gone ـــــــــ> if 1: (money here some dollars)    2: (money here all his wealth) .

what we put in the blank : is or are ?

All of his money is gone. It doesn’t matter, was it a great deal of money or just a little money, because “money” is uncountable noun.

Pavlionka THANKS .

I DID THINK MAYBE IT IS LIKE AS IN ARABIC LANGUAGE . BUT IT SHOWS THAT IS  A DIFFERENT .

THANKS AGAIN .

hekmer, you are welcome

So, in Arabic language little money becomes countable, doesn’t it? How interesting! 

hmmm

All of this car is in good working order.

All of these cars are in good working order.

So, in Arabic language little money becomes countable, doesn’t it?

YES … WE CALLED THE COUNTABLE MONEY ” نقود ”  ... AND THE NON ” مال ” .

All of this car is in good working order. >> YES BECAUSE “CAR” IS A SINGLE , HERE .

All of these cars are in good working order. >> YES BECAUSE “CARS” IS A PLURAL , HERE .

All of this car – meaning “all parts of this car”?

I don’t feel like this sentence is even possible