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Originally Posted by alan I dont know how to distinguish "all together" and "altogether", "all right" and "alright" ..
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All together (adjective phrase) means in a group.
ex.
After a long battle with cancer mom is back home. Finally, we are all together.
Altogether as an adverb means entirely or on the whole.
ex.
"Your comments are altogether wrong!" - meaning entirely wrong.
" Even though the trip was very long and tiring, altogether it was a good idea to get away".
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altogether/ all together 
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