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Is that all

🇬🇧 UK //ɪz ðæt ɔːl// 🇺🇸 US //ɪz ðæt ɔl//

Meaning of Is that all

A phrase used to inquire if there is anything else or if something is complete.

In simple words: Are you finished? Is there more?

Is that all in a sentence

• After the presentation, I asked, 'Is that all?' to ensure we covered everything.
• When she finished her story, he looked confused and said, 'Is that all?'
• At the end of the meeting, I wondered, 'Is that all we need to discuss?'
• After reviewing the report, the manager simply asked, 'Is that all?'
• When the waiter delivered the order, I double-checked, 'Is that all I ordered?'

How to use Is that all

Use in casual conversation, often when seeking confirmation. Suitable in most informal contexts, but might need rephrasing in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone question

Memory hint

Think of it as asking if you have everything you need, like checking a shopping list.

Related words

Collocations with Is that all

• finish up
• check details
• ask for more
• seek confirmation
• confirm completion

Synonyms for Is that all

• Is that everything?
• Is that it?
• Is there more?
• Is that all there is?
• Is that sufficient?

Common mistakes with Is that all

• Using it in formal situations where a more elaborate question is preferred.
• Confusing with 'Is that everything?' which can sound more demanding.
• Omitting it when asking for details, making the inquiry unclear.

Frequently asked questions about "Is that all"

What does "Is that all" mean?

Are you finished? Is there more?

What is the definition of "Is that all"?

A phrase used to inquire if there is anything else or if something is complete.

How do you use "Is that all" in a sentence?

After the presentation, I asked, 'Is that all?' to ensure we covered everything.

Can you give another example of "Is that all"?

When she finished her story, he looked confused and said, 'Is that all?'

What are synonyms for "Is that all"?

Common alternatives include Is that everything?, Is that it?, Is there more?, Is that all there is?, Is that sufficient?.

What words go with "Is that all"?

It commonly pairs with finish up, check details, ask for more, seek confirmation, confirm completion.

What are common mistakes when using "Is that all"?

Using it in formal situations where a more elaborate question is preferred. Confusing with 'Is that everything?' which can sound more demanding. Omitting it when asking for details, making the inquiry unclear.

How do you pronounce "Is that all"?

US: //ɪz ðæt ɔl//, UK: //ɪz ðæt ɔːl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Is that all"?

Use in casual conversation, often when seeking confirmation. Suitable in most informal contexts, but might need rephrasing in formal settings.