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Any and some
Both some and any suggest an indefinite number or amount of something. Some is more common in affirmative clauses. Any is used in questions and negative clauses.
Altogether and all together
Altogether means everything, everything considered, entirely. I don’t altogether agree in your proposition. It is altogether wrong to ill-treat animals. All together simply means everybody or everything together’. All together we can take it higher. He put the beers all together in the fridge.
Alternate and alternative
Alternative means - instead, something different. We will build an alternative project if these one don't work.
All right and alright
The standard spelling is all right, but alright is more common although many people consider it incorrect.
All and every
How to use All and every in English Language ? Every is used with a singular noun.All is used with a plural noun.
Ago and before
Ago and before - How to use Ago and before in English Language . Incorrect Correct: I finished a project three days before
Adjectives ending in -ly
Adverbs is used to modify verbs. Most adverbs ends with –ly, but there are also a adjectives that ends in – ly. Example: costly, friendly ..
Across and through
The difference between across and through is similar to the difference between on and in.
According to
According to Incorrect: According to me, he should have go home earlier. Correct : In my opinion, he should have go home earlier
Already and all ready
What is the difference between Already and All ready. All ready means ‘all are ready’. Already means 'by now' or 'sooner than expected'.