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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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'All of/all' against 'every'

Hi! Hope everyone is doing ok. I've got a question. What's the difference between the following sentences:

I'd upload all (of) his photos on here if it only were possible

and

I'd upload his every photo on here if it only were possible

Thanks in advance!

  

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In my experience, all (of) his photos is much more common. his every photo is more emphatic.

— Clive

  • In my experience, all (of) his photos is much more common.
  • his every photo is more emphatic.
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In my experience, all (of) his photos is much more common.

his every photo is more emphatic.

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