Commonly Misused Words - Already or All ready?│ Shea Writing and Training Solutions │ www.sheaws.com
People often mix up ‘all ready’ and ‘already’ when they write. Check out this video for a detailed explanation of the different meanings of these two words.
An important point to remember is that ‘all ready’ is two words, and the words mean two things: all (as in everyone) ready (as in “Everyone [is] ready”).
Already means something has already happened (e.g., “He was already a rich man, so he didn’t need the cash”).
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