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Teal lime Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Be all about something
What does "to be all about something" mean?
Also, is it possible "to be all about someone"?
Would you please provide some examples for both?
Thank you
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teal lime What does "to be all about something " mean? It means that that thing is the focus/centre/main point of whatever it is you are talking about. teal lime Also, is it possible "to be all about someone"?
- teal lime What does "to be all about something " mean?
- It means that that thing is the focus/centre/main point of whatever it is you are talking about.
- teal lime Also, is it possible "to be all about someone"?
- Yes, it is.
- teal lime Would you please provide some examples for both?
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teal limeWhat does "to be all about something" mean?
It means that that thing is the focus/centre/main point of whatever it is you are talking about.
teal limeAlso, is it possible "to be all about someone"?
Yes, it is.
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