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Hhtt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
altogether, completely, entirely, wholly
"Here you are ... Six marks altogether." This is the original sentence. Can we use completely, entirely and wholly instead of altogether in the original sentence?
Which of the followings would be idiomatic and correct?
1) Here you are ... Six marks completely
2) Here you are ... Six marks entirely.
3) Here you are ... Six marks wholly.
Context: This is form conversation in a shop, mark is an old German monetary unit.
Thank you.
Which of the followings would be idiomatic and correct?
1) Here you are ... Six marks completely
2) Here you are ... Six marks entirely.
3) Here you are ... Six marks wholly.
Context: This is form conversation in a shop, mark is an old German monetary unit.
Thank you.
Top answer
No. You could use 'in total'.
- No.
- You could use 'in total'.
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I am not a native speaker but completely seems O.K to me, so Am I wrong?
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