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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

What kind of "all" ?

Hi,

What kind of all is this? like, "completely" or maybe "as much as possible"?

For Christmas, my classrooms were all decrated.

Thank you,

M
  

Top answer

-- We presume that it means completely: every room was decorated.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- We presume that it means completely: every room was decorated.
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For Christmas, my classrooms were all decorated.-- We presume that it means completely: every room was decorated.
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Thank you for the reply.


I'm afraid I could be sure which your answer meant. Completely (I mean heavily) decorated or all of the rooms were decorated ?



This is the full sentence:



My classrooms were all decorated, the halls -- everything but her office, which remained as bare as ever.



Thank you for yo
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I thought my answer was clear enough: " every room was decorated."
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OK, thank you again!

M
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