can+all/each/every

[navi tasan]

Are these sentences correct:



1-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose, You can either take all of them or leave them.

2-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose. You can either take every one of them or leave them.

3-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose. You can either take each of them or leave them.

[Barb_D]

I'd say "It's all or nothing."

[billmcd]

Are these sentences correct:



1-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose, You can either take all of them or leave them.

2-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose. You can either take every one of them or leave them.

3-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose. You can either take each of them or leave them.

Correct? Yes.

[5jj]

They are not grammatically incorrect, but I doubt if any native speaker would say any of them. I have made a few amendments:

You can either take all of them or leave all of them .
You can either take them all or leave them all.
You can either take every one of them or leave them every one.
You can either take each of them or leave them. (very unnatural)
You can take either all or none.

I still think Barb's suggestion ('It's all or nothing') is the most likely, with 'It's all or none' as an alternative.

[bhaisahab]

It's "get rid of" not "off".

[emsr2d2]

Are these sentences correct:

1-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose, You can either take all of them or leave them.

2-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose. You can either take every one of them or leave them.

3-There are some books here I want to get rid off. You can take them but you can't pick and choose. You can either take each of them or leave them.

There are some books here I want to get rid of. You can't pick and choose though. You can take all of them or none of them.

[5jj]

It's "get rid of" not "off".

Oops. I didn't spot that.