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Is “of ” necessary in “all of ”?
Which one of the following is correct (or preferred if both are grammatical)?
- All existing plans.
- All of existing plans.
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marked as duplicate by FumbleFingers, MετάEd, RegDwighт♦ Jan 23 at 21:30
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You can say either
or
but not
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