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Slocawber Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

He has done it all

Good evening.

Does 'He has done it all' mean

one who has done everything in general

or one who has done everything out of a determined number of experiences (for example those which are listed in a text titled 'The man who has done it all')?

Thank you.

  

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It can mean either. The context will usually clarify the meaning.

— Clive

  • It can mean either.
  • The context will usually clarify the meaning.
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It can mean either.

The context will usually clarify the meaning.

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