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Originally Posted by catachrest
C'est le contexte. "Altogether" est un mot; "all together" sont deux. On n'ecrit pas "alltogether".
"That was another situation altogether"; "Dr. McKay was altogether insane" (altogether => 'entirely')
"The band played the piece all together" (all together => 'in unison' - a group does something together)
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Thank you for this grammar lesson 
It could be placed in this section 
http://help.berberber.com/english-le...cons-danglais/
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