You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time. It is is most often attributed to Abraham Lincoln, …
I frequently see people write "all this", instead of "all of this". Is this a grammatically correct phrase? My intuition tells me that it's wrong (the spoken phrase "all this" is really a contraction …
3. 'Time' in the abstract sense is uncountable, as in 'all the time' or 'after all this time'. However, as Dan says, 'a time' can also mean an occasion when something happened, as in 'you were …
5. "All of the time" is correct, but the more commonly used version is " all the time " (dictionary reference). "All of time" would be wrong in this context, but "for all of time" can …
"Of all time" is correct because it means "of all of time" as in the whole of time throughout existence (or throughout one's existence). Time is singular. The only other problem in the …
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