| Front | Altogether Mark earns more than his cousin. or All together Mark earns more than his cousin. |
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| Back | Altogether Mark earns more than his cousin. The adverb 'altogether' means 'wholly', 'to the full extent' or 'with everything considered'. The term 'all together' pertains to when a group acts or is acted upon collectively The soldiers stood all together waiting for the plane. |
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