Whole & All - Page 2

RonBee · #11 (**permalink**) 12-Feb-2007, 02:04

You can say she spent the whole time talking or she spent all the time talking. Or you can say she talks all the time.

~R

Tdol · #12 (**permalink**) 18-Feb-2007, 08:14

Exactly right, Chtylmz.

Epica · #13 (**permalink**) 09-Apr-2007, 09:13

oh

what the different between all and whole

for me i know all but its first time i hear about whole ...

#14 (**permalink**) 17-Apr-2007, 03:27

Can I use any one of : all or whole??
I can't discrimination

what is the different

nguyenhung75 · #15 (**permalink**) 02-Jun-2007, 10:28

All + Noun/Phrase
All + Of + The ...
All + Of + Pronoun
The + whole (as an adj) + Noun

Am I right?

RonBee · #16 (**permalink**) 03-Jun-2007, 02:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by nguyenhung75

All + Noun/Phrase
All + Of + The ...
All + Of + Pronoun
The + whole (as an adj) + Noun

Am I right?

That looks good to me.

(Say: "What is the difference?")

~R

shining truth · #17 (**permalink**) 03-Jun-2007, 13:05

I beleive:
All is a modified article normally of comes after it.

Whole is an adjective.

But still the meaning is not understood by us.

So we need more exaplainations.

Waitings my guys

maggie wu · #18 (**permalink**) 03-Jun-2007, 16:22

RonBee · #19 (**permalink**) 03-Jun-2007, 16:43

You need to read the whole dictionary to learn all the words in the dictionary.

http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/as...tml#post178954

cool_boy · #20 (**permalink**) 16-Jul-2007, 17:44

my teacher had said me "There isn't difference between all and whole, they are synonym" so i didnt understand that .. may some1 explain that?


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