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Healer Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Usage of the word "all"
What could be the diference in usage between "all those people" and "all of those people"?
To me, they mean the same though the latter seems to emphasize the word 'all' whereas the former on 'people'. I can't really see why we need such variants.
To me, they mean the same though the latter seems to emphasize the word 'all' whereas the former on 'people'. I can't really see why we need such variants.
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Both are correct. We don't really need variants; we just have them.
- Both are correct.
- We don't really need variants; we just have them.
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healerThanks!But when do we say which?Don't worry. They are variants.
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Thanks.
I thought there had to be some difference when peple choose one over another.
I thought there had to be some difference when peple choose one over another.
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