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#11 12-Feb-2007, 04:04Re: Whole & All
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.
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#12 18-Feb-2007, 10:14Re: Whole & All
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#13 09-Apr-2007, 10:13Re: Whole & All
oh
what the different between all and whole
for me i know all but its first time i hear about whole ...
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Fleur de mortGuest#14 17-Apr-2007, 04:27
Re: Whole & All
Can I use any one of : all or whole??
I can't discrimination
what is the different
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#15 02-Jun-2007, 11:28Re: Whole & All
All + Noun/Phrase
All + Of + The ...
All + Of + Pronoun
The + whole (as an adj) + Noun
Am I right?
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#16 03-Jun-2007, 03:39Re: Whole & All
That looks good to me.
Originally Posted by nguyenhung75
All + Noun/Phrase
All + Of + The ...
All + Of + Pronoun
The + whole (as an adj) + Noun
Am I right?
(Say: "What is the difference?")
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#17 03-Jun-2007, 14:05Re: Whole & All
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
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#18 03-Jun-2007, 17:22Re: Whole & All
:-d
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#19 03-Jun-2007, 17:43Re: Whole & All
You need to read the whole dictionary to learn all the words in the dictionary.
https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/a...tml#post178954
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#20 16-Jul-2007, 18:44Re: Whole & All
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?
