👉 "Hey, have you heard of all making?" exclaimed my friend Sarah.
"Of course," he replied with a mischievous smile. "All making is when everyone on your team starts doing the same thing at the same time." Sarah's friend, Alex, was about to ask her what she meant by "all making." But then she realized something: Sarah had been acting like an all-mighty leader who could control and coordinate everything in her team. And that led to a hilarious example sentence: "Alex, you know what all makes is when everyone on your team tries their hardest to stay out of trouble and just do good for the group as a whole."
