the apples / apples / all the apples the situation: there are 5 apples on a table in my room. a listener knows the situation. but they haven't talked any about the apples, which means there isn't the case they have talked some specific apples in the apples before. as what would the listener understand when I speak three sentences below? (1) I ate the apples on my table. (2) I ate all the apples on my table. (3) I ate apples on my table. ★his understanding about (1) is:the speaker ate [all] the apples on his table and he less emphasized the sense of "all" in it than (2) ★his understanding about (2)is:the speaker ate all the apples on his table and literally he emphasized the sense of "all". ★his understanding about (3) is : the speaker ate some (2〜4)apples on his table. he didn't know yet how many of them were eaten but no doubt that maltiple apples less than 5(all) were eaten. are these correct? there are maybe other grammer mistakes since it's a set of my original sentences.