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All refers to the total number of people or things of a group. They are considered as a group and not individually. There are minimum three things in the group.

All + noun

We can use All with a plural noun to make a generalization about an entire group of something.

• 
  All sharks are dangerous.
  
• 
  All elephants are slow.
  

All + of + determiner + noun

The noun can be singular, plural or an uncountable noun. These nouns can also be replaced by pronouns.

• 
  You need to read all of the book.
  
• 
  All of the pages are yellow and old.
  
• 
  All of the fish in the pond have died.
  
• 
  You need to remove all of them before they start to smell bad.
  

Note that All of + singular noun is not common and Whole or Entire used instead of all of.

• 
  You need to read the whole book (= all of the book)
  

We can also remove OF before the determiner + noun (but we must use OF before a pronoun)

• 
  You need to read all the book.
  
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