Your all

Pro Tip 1/3

Full Commitment

Use 'your all' when you're talking about putting maximum effort into an activity or goal.

I spent weeks practicing for the audition – I gave it my all.

Pro Tip 2/3

Conveys Passion

'Your all' often suggests a deep level of personal investment and emotion in an action.

She played the match as if it were her last, giving her all.

Pro Tip 3/3

Not Always Literal

It can be used figuratively to encourage enthusiasm rather than indicate the absolute entirety of someone's abilities.

Let's have a great rehearsal today—give your all, everyone!