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is it "all right" or "alright"?
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Alright is more of an OKay, alright I'll do it.
as in All right is more like, the students did all right on their tests.
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It seems that "all right" is more formal, while "alright" is more informal.
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"My answers were all right."
"My answers were alright."
The first works A LOT better.
"Will you come with me?" "Alright."
"Will you come with me?" "All right."
The first works A LOT better.
It just depends on the situation.
I guess if you can sub in "correct" for "right", then use "all right". If you can sub in "ok" for "right", then use "alright."
--Jack
(17/m)
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