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Hans51 Posted 6 years ago
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It’s all over!
It’s all over!
Is the meaning of ‘all’ ‘completely’ or ‘all of it’? What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual.
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Good question. I guess I always thought of it as "completely" in the meaning "the end", but everything could be over just as well.
- Good question.
- I guess I always thought of it as "completely" in the meaning "the end", but everything could be over just as well.
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Good question. I guess I always thought of it as "completely" in the meaning "the end", but everything could be over just as well.
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