How to say "all of me, all of me" in English?

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Detective/qualifier all; All; (used with singular nouns, indicating that something lasts for a period of time) all extremely; Unique; any

Pronoun ownership; all

Complete; Ten points; Each party; (game language) the score is the same.

All people; Do your best; Each; All; Any; only

All, all

Lexical collocation:

1, all but? Almost; Except; Almost; almost

2. After all? After all; After all; Even so; finally

Usage of words:

1.all as a pronoun basically means "all" and "everything", followed by everything in the singular form of the verb and the owner in the plural form of the verb.

You can add of between all and qualifier. This usage is more common in American English than in British English. The nouns after all are generally restricted by articles, possessives or other modifiers. In addition, personal pronouns can only be preceded by all of, not all, and personal pronouns should be accusative.

3. When 3.all is the appositive of the subject, its position is usually before the notional verb and after the non-notional verb; If the non-notional verb is at the end of the sentence, all should be placed before the non-notional verb.

When all is connected with relative clauses, it is often omitted and can be understood as "everything" or "only".