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Funamushi1984 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
usage of "all"
A: How about going to see a baseball game this week end?
B: A baseball game? I don't know. *I'm not into baseball all that much any more.
*This sentence should make sense even if I omit "all." What's the role of it in this sentence?
B: A baseball game? I don't know. *I'm not into baseball all that much any more.
*This sentence should make sense even if I omit "all." What's the role of it in this sentence?
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You are right that the sentence would make sense without all . It's used merely for emphasis. By the way, it's weekend and anymore .
- You are right that the sentence would make sense without all .
- It's used merely for emphasis.
- By the way, it's weekend and anymore .
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You are right that the sentence would make sense without all. It's used merely for emphasis.
By the way, it's weekend and anymore.
By the way, it's weekend and anymore.
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