July 25 2013

Rules Of Grammar: Altogether vs. All Together

Altogether means entirely. All together means all in a group.

For example:
He is altogether too smart to do something so reckless.
The books are all together on the table.

Machine Briefs:
altogether= AULGT
all together= AUL/TOGT

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Posted July 25, 2013 by Elsie Villega in category "Briefs", "Grammar

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