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All Some

Definition:

Adjective: used to describe a certain amount or number of something.

Adverb: used to describe an action or situation that applies to a limited extent or to only a certain degree.

Determiner: used to refer to a part or a selection of a whole.

Pronoun: used to refer to a certain amount or number of people, things, or ideas vaguely.

Senses:

Adjective:

1. Having an unspecified amount or number of something.

Example: She bought all some groceries from the store.

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2. Belonging to the majority or a larger group.

Example: That style of clothing is all some teenagers wear.

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Adverb:

1. To a limited extent; somewhat.

Example: He enjoys playing basketball, but he's all some clumsy at it.

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2. To a certain degree only; not completely.

Example: The students were all some prepared for the exam but still struggled with some questions.

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Determiner:

1. Used to refer to a part or a selection of a whole.

Example: Take all some cookies you want.

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2. Used to refer to a certain number or amount of something.

Example: The shopkeeper sold me all some apples.

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Pronoun:

1. Used to refer to a certain amount or number of people, things, objects, or ideas vaguely.

Example: All some of us need some rest.

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