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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Use of all

Can I say to a group of people, 'great job all'.
  

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Yes, it's possible. If a sentence by itself it needs a capital: "Great job all". However, "Great job everyone/everybody" is more common I think, and is what I would naturally say.

— GPY

  • Yes, it's possible.
  • If a sentence by itself it needs a capital: "Great job all".
  • However, "Great job everyone/everybody" is more common I think, and is what I would naturally say.
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Yes, it's possible. If a sentence by itself it needs a capital: "Great job all".

However, "Great job everyone/everybody" is more common I think, and is what I would naturally say.
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Great thanks. could I say after that: keep up that good work.

For example: great job everyone. Keep up the good work.

What do you think?
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Yes. You have "that" in one place and "the" in another. "Keep up the good work" is the usual expression.
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Got it. Thank you so much teacher Emotion: smile
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