Pronunciation: /ɔːl/
adjective used to refer to the whole quantity or extent of something
A1 All students must wear uniforms.
A2 She ate all the cookies in the jar.
B1 The team worked together to complete all the tasks.
B2 All employees are required to attend the training session.
C1 The company's success is attributed to all of its hardworking employees.
C2 All aspects of the project were carefully considered before implementation.
adverb completely; entirely
A1 She ate all the cookies.
A2 He finished all his homework before dinner.
B1 I've read all the books in this series.
B2 The team worked all night to meet the deadline.
C1 The artist's work is admired by all who see it.
C2 The CEO made sure all employees were trained on the new software.
pronoun used to refer to the whole quantity or extent of something
A1 All students must wear a uniform.
A2 She ate all the cookies in the jar.
B1 The teacher collected all the homework assignments.
B2 He read all the books in the series.
C1 The company is known for its commitment to excellence in all areas.
C2 All employees are required to attend the training session.
formal All employees are required to attend the mandatory training session.
informal Let's all meet up for lunch later.
slang We're all good to go for the concert tonight.
figurative She gave her all in the final performance.
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