Có một sự khác biệt trong ý nghĩa. Sử dụng các câu mẫu mực như là một tài liệu hướng dẫn: Chúng tôi là tất cả (= tất cả mọi người) READY. Đó là tất cả (= tất cả mọi thứ) READY. Cô đã chết rồi (= bởi sau đó). | ALL MOST OR ALMOST all most or almost There is a difference in meaning. Use these exemplar sentences as a guide They were ALL everyone MOST kind. The child was ALMOST nearly asleep. allowed or aloud There is a difference in meaning. Use these exemplar sentences as a guide Are we ALLOWED permitted to smoke in here I was just thinking ALOUD out loud . all ready or already There is a difference in meaning. Use these exemplar sentences as a guide We are ALL everyone READY. It is ALL everything READY. She was ALREADY dead by then . all right or alright Traditional usage would consider ALL RIGHT to be correct and ALRIGHT to be incorrect. However the use of alright is so widespread that some would see it as acceptable although the majority of educated users would take care to avoid it. all so or also There is a difference in meaning. Use these exemplar sentences as a guide You are ALL everyone SO kind. You are ALSO in addition generous. all together or altogether There is a difference in meaning. Use these exemplar sentences as a guide They were ALL everybody huddled ToGeTHER for warmth. His situation is ALTOGETHER totally different from yours. allude or elude There is a difference in meaning. ALLUDE means to refer to indirectly. ELUDE means to evade capture or recall. 10 ALTERNATIVES allusion delusion or illusion There is a difference in meaning. An ALLUSION is an indirect reference. A DELUSION is a false belief often associated with a mental disorder . An ILLUSION is a deceptive appearance. all ways or always There is a difference in meaning. These three routes are ALL each of them WAYS into town. She ALWAYS at all times tells the truth. almost See ALL MOST OR ALMOST . a lot Write as two words not as one. Bear in mind that this construction is slang and not to be used in a formal context. aloud See ALLOWED OR ALOUD . already See ALL READY OR ALREADY . altar or alter There is a difference in meaning. The bride and groom stood solemnly before the ALTAR. Do you wish to .
