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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Altogether or all together?

I am writing about putting something together but should I use altogether or all together? When is each one used?
  

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Anonymous I am writing about putting something together but should I use altogether or all together? I will need to see what you are writing, but: Altogether = completely All together = everything at the same time or same place

  • Anonymous I am writing about putting something together but should I use altogether or all together?
  • I will need to see what you are writing, but: Altogether = completely All together = everything at the same time or same place
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AnonymousI am writing about putting something together but should I use altogether or all together?
I will need to see what you are writing, but:

Altogether = completely
All together = everything at the same time or same place

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