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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all the plays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every play in a specific context, such as a collection of works or performances.
Example: "The theater company decided to showcase all the plays written by Shakespeare this season."
Alternatives: "every play" or "all the performances".
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He makes all the plays".
"I know all the plays," he said.
He has to learn all the plays.
There's a Four Quartets bit, too, and all the plays.
"And we expect him to make all the plays".
"He knows how to make all the plays.
"And that's aside from all the plays he did.
"He'll make all the catches and make all the plays.
She wrote all the plays for the children.
He knows all the plays and all the audible calls.
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He used to get me tickets to all the plays--I really learned the passion for passion.
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