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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"all shine everything"

is the structure "all shine everything" correct?
  

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Anonymous is the structure "all shine everything" correct? No, it doesn't seem to mean anything. In what sentence did you find it?

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous is the structure "all shine everything" correct?
  • No, it doesn't seem to mean anything.
  • In what sentence did you find it?
  • CJ
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Anonymous is the structure "all shine everything" correct?
No, it doesn't seem to mean anything. In what sentence did you find it?

CJ
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Anonymous is the structure "all shine everything" correct?
I don't think so. What is the context?
Is it like this?

The apples all shine; everything is ready.
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Anonymous is the structure "all shine everything" correct?
Theoretically, yes, but I can't think of an actual situation in which to use it. All may mean everybody, all people, and when it does, it takes a plural verb: All are present. Shine can be used transitively, in other words, it can have an object: He shined my shoes. In your
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i found it on a blog a while ago and it kept bugging me because it didn't seem correct to me either.Emotion: smile thank you!
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There were only three words on the blog? That's a very strange blog.
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