How do native English speakers say "all of it"?

Native speakers reduce "all of it" to "allavit" (/ˈɑləvɪt/) in natural speech. the entire amount or quantity of something

all of it → allavit | Linking

Q: What is the connected speech form of "all of it"?

"all of it" becomes "allavit" — a linking pattern. The /v/ sound at the end of 'of' connects to the vowel sound at the beginning of 'it', making the phrase flow more smoothly and quickly.

all of it → allavit /ˈɑləvɪt/ Linking

the entire amount or quantity of something

The /v/ sound at the end of 'of' connects to the vowel sound at the beginning of 'it', making the phrase flow more smoothly and quickly.

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all of it → allavit

/ˈɑləvɪt/

the entire amount or quantity of something

The /v/ sound at the end of 'of' connects to the vowel sound at the beginning of 'it', making the phrase flow more smoothly and quickly.

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Example 1

I'll take all of it, please.

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Example 2

Did you really eat all of it by yourself?

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Example 3

We need to consider all of it before making a decision.

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Example 4

Man, I gotta remember allavit for the test.

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Example 5

Can you just get rid of allavit already?

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all of it → allavit