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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
All of my friends = All my friends?
All of my friends = All my friends?
Do we have to say "all" modifies "my friends" or just "of" is omitted and it means every single friend of mine?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
Do we have to say "all" modifies "my friends" or just "of" is omitted and it means every single friend of mine?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Hi Anonymous! For ex: All of us-We all All of you-You all All of them-They all All (of) my friends have come to my party.
- Hi Anonymous!
- For ex: All of us-We all All of you-You all All of them-They all All (of) my friends have come to my party.
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Hi Anonymous!
All and All of mainly used with uncountable and plural nouns.With personal pronouns,two realizations are possible.For ex:
All of us-We all
All of you-You all
All of them-They all
All (of) my friends have come to my party.
All and All of mainly used with uncountable and plural nouns.With personal pronouns,two realizations are possible.For ex:
All of us-We all
All of you-You all
All of them-They all
All (of) my friends have come to my party.
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