altogether vs all together
Altogether means completely or in total, while all together describes a group acting or gathered in one place.
Completely, entirely, or in total.
The new office layout is altogether more efficient than the previous design.
all together
A group acting in unison.
The choir members began to sing all together after the conductor's signal.
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I am not all together sure that this strategy will work.
I am not altogether sure that this strategy will work.
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The team arrived altogether for the start of the morning briefing.
The team arrived all together for the start of the morning briefing.
Remember Altogether = All-in-all. All together = All at once.
Fill the gap with one of the two options.
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We spent fifty dollars on the supplies for the staff party.
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Please place the completed application forms in this blue folder.
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