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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
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Hi teachers,
In the following sentence 'at all' is an adverb or an idiom?
“In fact, I don’t think I know anything about him at all.”
Usage: It is used to emphasize, usually in negative or yes / no sentences.
Am I correct about the usage
Thanks in advance
In the following sentence 'at all' is an adverb or an idiom?
“In fact, I don’t think I know anything about him at all.”
Usage: It is used to emphasize, usually in negative or yes / no sentences.
Am I correct about the usage
Thanks in advance
Top answer
In my estimation it is an idiom functioning as an adverb phrase here.
- In my estimation it is an idiom functioning as an adverb phrase here.
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In my estimation it is an idiom functioning as an adverb phrase here.
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