2. all [determiner] the hole number or amount of: She ate all the chocolates. ·The cat drank all the milk. [pronoun] everything; every single one: all’s well that ends well. · We can all go home [adverb] completely: Gavin was all alone. · The game is all over. Grammar patterns 1. All birds have wings, but not all birds can fly. 2. All the market items are half price. 3. Have you read all the nespapers? 4. Is there room in the car for all of us? 5. The children all stood in a line 6. The meal as delicious it all 7. All you need is love 8. He sat all alone by the fire

3. all Collocations All day/night/morning etc. All summer/winter etc. All day long/all night long/etc. All year round All the time =continually For all time =for ever Of all time (he as the greatest dramatist of all time)

4. all Set phrases not … at all =in no way By all means. Can I call you, Pat? ~by all means. All in all =to summe up. All in all, the concert was a success. All of a sudden =suddenly For all I/know =despite First of all =to start with After all