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Expressions with ALL

Hold all the aces = have an advantage about something or someone

Know all the angles = used to express a knowledge about something! be very clever about something

Of all the nerve! = express anger about someone's behaviour

Once and for all = finally (put an end to something)

Pull out all the stops = meaning you make every possible effort to do something, to realize something

You can't win them all = used after losing a match or failing to achieve something

All the way (with go) = meaning that you finished something completely

Dash it all ! = used to express annoyance, or when very upset (behaviour)

For all I know = when you know something (often expressing displeasure)

Free for all = used to talk about a tournament or a competition in which everyone present can participate

All-nighter = spend all night doing something or studying for the tests

All right (!) = okay, yes, fine

All shook up = be extremely excited or disturbed about something (feeling)

All that and then some = used for saying that you have done more than what has been mentioned or declared

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1. The wedding party was an dash it allall-nighterall shook upI don't know.

2. All that and then someAll rightAll the acesI don't know ! You can help us to find the solution in our problem.

3. I'm all the anglesfree for allall shook upI don't know about having failed my exam.

4. Paul and Peter are going all the dayall the wayof all the nerveI don't know from Paris to Madrid.

5. Dash it allAll the wayAll rightI don't know ! I forgot my wallet on the bus.

6. - What happened to John? - Once and for allFor all I knowFree for allI don't know, John didn't remember where he left the car.

7. - I want to participate in this competition. I don't know if I can. - Don't worry, just show up. It's going to be a all the anglesof all the nervefree-for-allI don't know.

8. - Why does he have a new car? - He's the boss and he's holding all the acesall that and then somepull out all the stopsI don't know.

9. Dash it allAll shook upOf all the nerveI don't know ! Did you see how that boy treated me?

10. She's going to finish this game once and for allfree for allfor all she knowsI don't know.

11. John pulled out all the stopsall that and then somenot all thereI don't know for his friend's wedding.

12. - I lost this match again. - Sorry, you can't win them allyou're holding all the acesyou pulled out all the stopsI don't know.

13. Paul will do all that and then somepull out all the stopsall shook upI don't know to get this new job.

14. I know this topic from all the nerveall the anglesall shook upI don't know . Ask me anything!