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What’s thr differance ‘ That’s all right!’ and ‘ all right’?
When use this expressions?
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If you use the expressions, it's correct like this: "That's alright!" and "alright!". If you say "all right" it's not an expression it's saying everything is correct, for example "the answers are 'all right'".
To use the expressions "that's alright" and "alright": If someone asks you if you need help and you don't, you can reply "that's alright, thanks though." If someone asks you if you want want coffee or to go somewhere, you can reply "alright!" to agree to have coffee or go somewhere.
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"al right" officially doesn't exist in proper English, that's all the difference.
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Same meaning. This means 'okay'.
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