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all the wealth?
0 i) He has lost all his wealth. 02 br
00 2) He has lost all of his walth. 02 br
00 Can anyone please tell me which one of them is correct and why and what's the difference between them? 02 br
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00 2) He has lost all of his walth. 02 br
00 Can anyone please tell me which one of them is correct and why and what's the difference between them? 02 br
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0 Either 'all his' or 'all of his' are fine. 02 br
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00 'wealth' is an odd choice here though; 'money' is much better. 0-
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00 'wealth' is an odd choice here though; 'money' is much better. 0-
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0 doesn't losing all/all of his wealth mean that he not only lost all his money but also his assets? So he was left with nothing of value. 0-
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