What is the right way to use the determiner 'all' with a possessive adjective e.g. my, your, etc? What is placed first? all or P. Adj?
A. His all habits were unique.
B. All his habits were unique.
Is A wrong?
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"all" is always before adjectives. "all" even goes before articles, for example: "all the bad habits"
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1All, possessive pronouns, and articles are determiners. A noun can have one and only one determiner--but all is also a "pre-determiner" so it's able to exist with the article. – LawrenceC Dec 8 '20 at 17:59
