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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all the floors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every level or surface of a building or structure.
Example: "The maintenance team is responsible for cleaning all the floors in the office building every week."
Alternatives: "every floor" or "each of the floors".
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"Taken control of all the floors.
"Taken control of all the floors," he later tweeted.
"It looked like a cruddy box: no wallpaper, no plaster, all the floors were really crusty".
He proceeded to scrub in silence all the floors, upstairs and down.
Mr. Strohbeen of Ohm Acoustics said: "I had the only forklift, and virtually all the floors used it.
In my home, almost all the floors are wood or ceramic tile, so we suffered little during our animals' early years.
We wanted to bring people down to the lowest point to give all the floors equal importance – otherwise what is at the bottom feels secondary.
If you are in an apartment building, you may find risers, the lines that take gas, electric and plumbing up through all the floors.
Then he drilled a four-story 60-foot-high tower through the middle of the house, flooding all the floors with light.
Around that time, she found enough recycled fir to cover all the floors and the few interior walls in the house.
Sammy the demolition man (Who flattened the poet's house In Ashley Avenue, its roof Crashing into that homestead, Then all the floors, poetry And conversation collapsing) Slices the sawdusty tons, Wooden manhole-covers, An imagined underground.
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