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23 January
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When asking multiple people, "Are you all ready?" Is this expression correct?
When asking multiple people, "Are you all ready?" Is this expression correct?
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23 January
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- English (US)
Are you guys ready? "( It doesnt matter what the gender is of the people you are talking to)
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- English (US)
Are you guys ready? "( It doesnt matter what the gender is of the people you are talking to)
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- English (US)
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@tamxtam
That’s correct! You could also say “Is everyone ready?”
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@nickortiz4167617
Thank you very much! That is better!
Thank you very much! That is better!
- English (US)
in Texas where I live you might hear " Are y'all ready? " I just wanted to add that
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@luvie
Thanks for telling me another way! It was helpful!
Thanks for telling me another way! It was helpful!
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@nickortiz4167617
For the first time, I learned that there are differences depending on the region.
For the first time, I learned that there are differences depending on the region.
- English (US)
dont worry there arent that that many different words. So its nothing you need to learn.
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- English (US)
"Are you all ready?" is correct!
"Are y'all ready?" is correct also; it's a slang version.
"Are you guys ready?" seems more friendly and familiar.
"Is everyone ready?" is correct, and could also be used when asking someone if other people ready, such as asking a teacher "Is everyone ready for their test?"

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