5/24 homework

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Here is something to remember:

Altogether is an adverb. It means taken as a whole, in such a way as to be synonymous with completely, totally, wholly.  On the other hand, all together is a phrase that means in the same place or at the same time as a complete group. It is never used as a phrasal adverb.  

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1. The six members of the secret club decided (all together) to recruit new members.
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2. Five o\'clock in the morning is (altogether) too early to leave a warm, cozy bed.
>>> Correct!
3. Luis, Veronica and David decided to go to the movies (all together).
>>> Correct!
4. Pizza with sausage and pepperoni is ( altogether) too greasy.
>>> Correct!
5. The tailor pulled the seams of the jacket (altogether), stitched, cut some threads, and handed the weary groom a new tuxedo.

>>> The tailor pulled the seams of the jacket (all together), stitched, cut some threads, and handed the weary groom a new tuxedo.