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Aoymee2 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

all or all of?

Which one of the following sentences is correct?
What is the difference between including the 'of' and omitting out the 'of'?

1. I hope all your wishes will come true
or
2. I hope all of your wishes will come true

Thank you.
  

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aoymee2 Which one of the following sentences is correct? Both. aoymee2 What is the difference between including the 'of' and omitting out the 'of'?

— CalifJim

  • aoymee2 Which one of the following sentences is correct?
  • Both.
  • aoymee2 What is the difference between including the 'of' and omitting out the 'of'?
  • None.
  • CJ
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aoymee2Which one of the following sentences is correct?
Both.
aoymee2What is the difference between including the 'of' and omitting out the 'of'?
None.

CJ
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Hi CalifJim,

Does that mean either one is grammatically correct and it is just a matter of personal preference?
Is there one more frequently used than the other?

I've seen:
'May all of your wishes come true this year.'

Would it still be correct if it were:
May all your wishes come true this year.

Thank you.
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aoymee2Does that mean either one is grammatically correct and it is just a matter of personal preference?
Yes.
aoymee2Is there one more frequently used than the other?
I have no idea. I don't count such things as I listen to people talk!
aoymee2I've seen:'May all of your wishes come true this year.'W
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