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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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Must I say ‘all of my problems’ or ‘all my problems’ in the following sentence?

Must I say ‘all of my problems’ or ‘all my problems’ in the following sentence? What is the different between these two phrases? Can I use them interchangeably?

I fought (all of my problems, all my problems) alone to prove that I wasn’t weak.
  

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You "deal with" problems rather than "fight" them.

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  • You "deal with" problems rather than "fight" them.
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You "deal with" problems rather than "fight" them.
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RommelMust I say ‘all of my problems’ or ‘all my problems’ in the following sentence?
Neither is required. "of" is optional in that phrase. Also with 'both (of) ...".

CJ
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