Altogether vs All Together
All Together
It's a phrase meaning "everyone or everything in the group".
For example:
• We all together gathered in the garden for the graduation ceremony.
• The teacher wanted us to solve the problem all together collectively.
• It’s time for us to work all together to prevent the spread of the disease.
Altogether
It's an adverb meaning "wholly, completely".
For example:
• The movie was altogether terrifying.
• What he said was altogether ridiculous.
• The total amount I spent on my vacation was more than a thousand dollars altogether.
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