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  1. 07-Mar-2007, 15:46 #1
    user_gary
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    I am always confused with the use of `at all' in English.

    Let's say,
    No problem at all.
    I don't have money at all.


    Could you explain the usage of `at all' in English sentences?
  2. 07-Mar-2007, 16:09 #2
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    Default Re: at all

    "at all" emphasize that it isn't a problem or that you haven't got any money. It makes the expression stronger.

    Best wishes,
    Dany
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