Let's talk about when we use just

'all' and when we use 'all of'.

 We use 'all' to talk
about three or more
things.
We use all + plural or
uncountable nouns.

All children need love.

All chocolate is delicious.

We use all + (of) + determiner + plural or uncountable nouns.

You can choose to use 'of' or not. It doesn't change the meaning.

I ate all (of) the biscuits.

She drank all (of) my coffee.

We use all + of + pronoun. (This time we
need 'of'.) The pronoun is an object pronoun.

•I ate all of them.

•He drank all of it

Let's review!

If it's possible put 'all'. Otherwise, put 'all of'.

1.________ children need love.

2.The students? She likes ________ them.
3.The coffee? We drank ________ it.
1. All children need love.
2. The students? She likes all of them.
3. We drank all of it.