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The phrase "all your school" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to all aspects or elements related to someone's school experience or education, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "I hope you enjoyed all your school activities this year."
Alternatives: "all your education" or "your entire schooling".
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As part of Back-to-School Saturday, she added, Staples will promote, among other offers, its annual Back to School Savings Pass, which costs $10 and offers 15 percent off "all your school supplies for the rest of the season".
If you're a sports nut- like daddy -- we'll go to all your games and cheer you on, attend all your school events, daddy will give you advice on dating girls and have "the talk" with you, and support you no matter what.
Get all your school supplies.
Organize all your school materials.
Buy all your school supplies.
First, gather all your school supplies.
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Carlyle beat time with the cutlery at dinner to the chant, "Mill with mud may else bespatter / All your schools of silly fools / Stuart Mill exerts his skill / To make an end of Mind and Matter".
I want to be able to go into Essex and say: 'I want all your schools.' I want to set up a company that would be not for profit; I want to set up a company that would be like the government used to be, where we train dinner ladies militantly, where we'd fit the kitchens out and deliver on budget.
Gather all your school-related electronic documents, pictures, and other oddities together in one big folder.
Pack all of your school supplies the night before, and make sure they all fit into your backpack without breaking it.
How, if at all, does your school or your individual teachers try to bring "the real world," and student lives and voices, into the classroom?
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