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The sentence "Is everybody ready?" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to ask a group of people if they are prepare for an upcoming activity. For example, you could write the sentence at the beginning of a meeting: "Is everybody ready to begin?".
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Before one work, he asked, "Is everybody ready?" Perhaps it's something about Mr. Ohlsson.
Is everybody ready?
"Is everybody ready to tack?" he asked during the roughly two-hour voyage off Chelsea.
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"I think the good thing about this group we have here is everybody is ready for any role they have, specifically the outfield, where we rotate a little.
"With the environment the way it was, everybody was ready to go.
One minute you are jamming out to k-os and then BAM it's "Everybody Hurts" and you're ready to curl up on the bathroom floor and just bawl.
"My job is to get everybody ready for preseason, and that's what I'm doing".
"Our goal is to get everybody ready to play Wednesday or Thursday," Torre said.
When one dish is ready, everybody eats that one dish.
When the second dish is ready, everybody eats that second dish.
"I think everybody is just ready to get a good night's sleep and rest up and be ready to get going tomorrow".
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