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What is the difference between Kate told me all about her new job. and Kate told me everything about her new job. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Kate told me all about her new job. and Kate told me everything about her new job. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Hi! They are pretty much the same, but âkate told me everything about her new jobâ sounds like she was telling you a lot of things where as âkate told me all about her new jobâ sounds more casual
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They mean the same thing. This reminds me of trying to figure out the difference between ĺ ¨ăŚ and ĺ ¨é¨.
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Hi! They are pretty much the same, but âkate told me everything about her new jobâ sounds like she was telling you a lot of things where as âkate told me all about her new jobâ sounds more casual
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Thank you!!!! It was a great help for me!!
The grammar textbook I'm using says the answer is "all about" but doesn't explain why "everything about" is incorrect.
Thank you!!!! It was a great help for me!!
The grammar textbook I'm using says the answer is "all about" but doesn't explain why "everything about" is incorrect.
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