All together vs Altogether
"All together" means being together in a single group.
Example: He asked if we were all together.
"Altogether", on the other hand, means "completely" or "entirely".
Example: He drank less and less often, until he stopped drinking liquor altogether.
Example: He asked if we were all together.
"Altogether", on the other hand, means "completely" or "entirely".
Example: He drank less and less often, until he stopped drinking liquor altogether.
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