"It's all you talk about" or "It's all what you talk about"?
- Do you know what I'm going to talk about?
- Yes. You are going to talk about that accident since it is all you talk about these days.
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"it's all you talk about" is correct, however if you wanted an alternative you could say "it's all THAT you talk about", however the first sounds better.
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This is correct to say. However if I were going to make a change it would be to THESE DAYS. It doesn't sound very naturally so you could try:
It's all you ever talk about.
It's all you talk about anymore.
Hope this helps!
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