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Karina
Hi there! Can anyone explain the difference? “... all morning” “... the whole morning” “... all the morning” Like, for example, “Who had I been waiting ... for?
Feb 1, 2021 2:04 PM
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"... all morning” - correct. “... the whole morning” - correct. “... all the morning” - rare or incorrect. 'all morning' and 'the whole morning' are essentially the same. 'all morning' might be slightly more informal, but the difference is negligible.
February 1, 2021
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Karina
Language Skills
English, French, Russian, Ukrainian
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English, French
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