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Discover Ludwig"all she wrote" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used as an expression meaning that a certain account, story, or explanation has been fully or completely given. For example: I asked Sarah how her day was and she said, "I had a lot of meetings and that's all she wrote!".
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"I love you all," she wrote.
"Hoping you are all well and I love you all!" she wrote in seperate tweet.
All she wrote.
All she said and all she wrote.
And that's all she wrote.
But that's not all she wrote.
If you stop working, that's all she wrote".
One size could not possibly fit all," she wrote.
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"My parents lost it all," she writes in an apparent parody of her own teenage self.
"First of all she writes well," he said.
"Perhaps this is not necessarily going nowhere after all," she writes.
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