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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #116620: All or Whole
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    All or Whole


    All and Whole

     

    All and Whole are determiners.

    We use them before nouns and with other determiners to refer to a total number or complete set of things in a group.

    -All the cast had food poisoning. They were forced to cancel the show. (all+determiner+noun).

    -The whole cast. (determiner+whole+noun).

    -All my family lives abroad. Or, My whole family lives abroad.

    We often use all and the whole with of the.

    -She complains all of the time. Or, ... She complains the whole of the time. 

    We use a/an with whole but not with all.

    -I spent a whole day looking for a book.

    Not ...... all a day.

    - Wholly means entirely.

    Hope this helps.

     



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    1. He made haste to reach home in time.

    2. inquiry left a lot of unanswered questions.

    3. The man who was arrested denied connection with the crime.

    4. time he was at the party he never drank anything.

    5. They never could see eye to eye, and argued time.

    6. care in the world would not have saved his life.

    7. The region was flattened by the cyclone.

    8. The boy has been cured by the new medicine.

    9. All in I think he did a good job with the painting.

    10. problem with the new constitution is that not many understand it.










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