Uso de "All of", "None of" y "Most of" en Inglés

Clase 2 de 10 • Curso de Inglés Práctico y Conversacional

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When describing parts of a group, we often use expressions like "all of," "none of," and "most of." These expressions help us specify how much of the group we are talking about.

All of refers to the entire group.

All of the emails are going to be deleted.

None of refers to zero or no part of the group.

None of the files were found in the storage room.

Most of: Refers to a large part of the group, but not all.

Most of the tasks were finished ahead of schedule.

Camilo Andrés Villegas Roche

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I got the most of the information without subtitles, but at the end I had to turn them on so as to understand all of the character thoughts. I think it is a nice exercise to repeat what you listen and read the subtitles.

Marina Barraza

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La teoría de adquisición de un segundo idioma de Stephen Krashen, un renombrado lingüista y profesor de la Universidad del Sur de California, se conoce como el 'Modelo de Monitor' o 'Teoría del Input'. En lugar de centrarse únicamente en estudiar gramática, una excelente manera de aplicar esta teoría es ver una miniserie en el idioma que se está aprendiendo. Esto permite adquirir el idioma de manera natural y efectiva a través del input comprensible. ¡Adelante, sumérgete en el aprendizaje! 😊

Gabriel Obregón

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Grammatical concepts: "all of," "none of," and "most of"

"All of":"All of" means 100%. We use "all of" for every single item or person in a group.Example: "All of the computers have been updated" means that every computer has been updated.
"None of":"None of" means 0%. We use "none of" for zero items or people from a group.Example: "None of the files were found" means that out of all the files being looked for, not one of them was discovered or located.
"Most of":"Most of" means more than 50%, but not all. We use "most of" for the majority.Example: "Most of the time, we have lunch at 1:00 PM," which means more than half of the time, lunch is at 1:00 PM.
Usage:Use "all of," "none of," and "most of" with plural nouns or uncountable nouns.Examples:
- "All of the employees"
- "None of the money"
- "Most of the information"

Jhojan Naranjo Quintero

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Diana Rojas

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I want to practice writing sentences about me:

Most of my professional experiencie is about design in EdTech
All of my projects are in my behance https://www.behance.net/dmrojasba or most of them haha
None of my projects is about transportation

Francisco Alejandro Martínez Marín

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Buen video

Andrés Llerena

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Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno

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Bravo, 🤞

Diana Rojas

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I know how you feel, overthinking is awfull

Valeria Quirama Pineda

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She is like me, overthinking all the time jaja and finally it is just a simple call.

Patricia Rodriguez Escobar

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I like all of the content of this class

Jean Pier Gabriel Jaimes Carrillo

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La clase se centra en el uso de "all of", "none of" y "most of" en inglés. Explica cómo usar estos términos para referirse a cantidades específicas en contextos generales. Por ejemplo, "all of the computers have been updated" significa que todas las computadoras han sido actualizadas, mientras que "none of the files were found" indica que no se encontró ninguno de los archivos. Además, se menciona que "most of" se usa para referirse a una mayoría, como en "most of the time, we have lunch at 1 p.m.".

dailinton

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Me gusta la dinámica de esta clase.

Erley Carolina Garcia Arbelaez

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subtitulos por favor

Alejandro Zuñiga Saavedra

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Capítulo 2. Sueño o Pesadilla (Uso "all of", "none of", and "most of" )

Worksheet:

Practice:

A. Complete the sentence according to the images.

1. _All of_ the team members agreed on the plan.

2. _Most of_ the file has been uploaded.

3. _None of_ the markers are orange.

B. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. All of / None of / Most of

1. We received many emails, but _none of_ them were from the HR department.

2. I sent _all of_ the reports before the deadline, and my boss congratulated me.

3. She works from cafes _most of_ the time, especially on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.

4. He's written many books; I have read _all of_ them; they are all really good.

ANDRES ALFONSO MIRA MEJIA

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✅

Alfonso Guillermo Mugno Caballero

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"All of", "None of", and "Most of"

When describing parts of a group, we often use expressions like "all of," "none of," and

"most of." These expressions help us specify how much of the group we are talking about.

All of refers to the entire group.

● All of the emails are going to be deleted.

None of refers to zero or no part of the group.

● None of the files were found in the storage room.

Most of: Refers to a large part of the group, but not all.

● Most of the tasks were finished ahead of schedule.

Armando Picon

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Hahaha... I felt anxious about this chapter; most of the time, we think the worst... HR is coming, run for our lives!

Laura María Monroy Manrique

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I'm not the only one who thinks the worst each time HR calls, but none of the meetings end badly. 😌