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All of you is a phrase used to include every person in a group. For example, I want to thank all of you for coming means thanking every person who came.

Your can refer to something that belongs to either an individual or a group. Understanding the context helps to determine if your is singular or plural:

• When talking to one person, your refers to something belonging to that individual. For example, Your book is on the table means the book belongs to the individual you're speaking to.

• When speaking to a group, your can refer to something that belongs to all of them. For example, Your project is impressive means the project belonging to the entire group is impressive.

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I'm excited to work with BLANK BLANK you and learn from BLANK expertise.

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all

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This word is used to include everyone in the group.

of

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This word helps to link all with you, forming a phrase that refers to the entire group.

your

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It indicates possession or relation to the group being addressed.

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