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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

'All the time' or 'All of the tme'

When do you use 'of' in this kind of sentence..

I breath all the time

or

I breath all of the time

all of them

or

all them

Could you give me an example when correct/incorrect
  

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'All the time' is less formal than 'all the time', and 'all them' is very casual or substandard for 'all of them'.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'All the time' is less formal than 'all the time', and 'all them' is very casual or substandard for 'all of them'.
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'All the time' is less formal than 'all the time', and 'all them' is very casual or substandard for 'all of them'.
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