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Which is correct grammar - all well or are well?

The correct grammar depends on the context:

* "All well" is correct when used as an adjective phrase, meaning "everything is fine." For example:

* "Is everything all well?"

* "I hope all is well with you."

* "Are well" is correct when used as a verb phrase, meaning "are in good health." For example:

* "How are you? Are you well?"

* "They are well and living happily."

In short:

* "All well" describes a state of being.

* "Are well" describes a condition of health.

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