there really isn't a difference
The homonym for "altogether" is "all together." While "altogether" means entirely or completely, "all together" refers to a group of people or things being in one place or acting as a unit. The two phrases have different meanings and uses in sentences.
No, it is not. If you split it up it will be al together
No, "altogether" is not another word for addition. "Altogether" means completely or entirely, while addition refers to the mathematical operation of joining two or more numbers together to get a sum.
I think there is a very subtle difference. hand and hand just refers to two hands not necessarily together. hand in hand implies that the hands are connected or together.
"Altogether" refers to a total sum or the complete amount when elements are combined. It is associated with addition, as it implies bringing parts together to find a whole. For example, if you have several numbers and you want to find out what they equal "altogether," you would add them.
all together-possesive altogether-non possesive example: All together kids
"All together" is a two-word phrase meaning "as one," or "unanimously." "Altogether" is an adverb meaning "entirely."
all together-possesive altogether-non possesive example: All together kids
all together- we gathered around the Christmas tree all together altogether- that was altogether too difficult
The homophone for "all together" is "altogether," which means completely or entirely.
The homonym for the word "altogether" is "all together." "Altogether" means completely, while "all together" means everyone or everything in the same place.
together,altogether
altogether = be-sakh ha-kol all together = kulam beyachad.
altogether comes first right?
(All together means all at once, while altogethermeans entirely, or wholly.)"To have the students all together for a meal would require altogether too large a lunchroom.""A meeting of the clans, all together, was another challenge altogether."
the difference is that a get together is when mutual friends get together and a date is when two people(unless double or tripple dating) who fancy or love aech other.
The homonym for "altogether" is "all together." While "altogether" means entirely or completely, "all together" refers to a group of people or things being in one place or acting as a unit. The two phrases have different meanings and uses in sentences.