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1. ............., I can say that the dinner was a complete disaster. a) All in all b) As a matter of fact c) Obviously d) In fact
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1. ............., I can say that the dinner was a complete disaster.

a) All in all
b) As a matter of fact
c) Obviously
d) In fact

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a) All in all.

All in all is a phrase used to summarize a situation or event. In this case, the speaker is about to provide an overall evaluation of the dinner, implying that it did not go well.
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