alright vs all right? altogether vs all together?
can you happen give different examples?
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"alright" is informal, it means the same as "all right".
altogether = in total - There were twenty people in the room altogether.
all together = all in one place; all at once - Let's sing this song all together.
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'alright' is a contraction of 'all right', so they both mean exactly the same thing, the same is true of 'altogether' and 'all together'.
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