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Vincent Teo Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
All /all of
Which is coreect?
I hope that you can pass all / all of the tests.
Thanks
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They are both correct and have the same meaning. The only difference is the syntax.
- They are both correct and have the same meaning.
- The only difference is the syntax.
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They are both correct and have the same meaning. The only difference is the syntax.
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