Basic Details
Word: Together
Part of Speech: Adverb
Meaning: In or into one place, group, or association; closely united or combined.
Synonyms: Jointly, united, collectively
Antonyms: Apart, separately, individually
Idioms and Phrases
- All in this together: Means everyone is facing the same situation or challenge. Example: "During the tough times, we remembered that we are all in this together."
- Stick together: To support and remain loyal to each other during difficult situations. Example: "No matter what happens, we will stick together as a team."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The children worked together to build a large sandcastle at the beach.
Example 2: It is important for families to stay together during challenging times.
Example 3: The team won the competition because they trained together every day.
Fun Fact
The word "together" comes from Old English "tgdere," which means "at the same time or in company." It reflects the idea of unity and partnership.
Famous Quote
"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." - Helen Keller
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "together" mean?
a) To be alone
b) In one place or group
c) To be separate
d) To be far away
Answer: b) In one place or group
2. Which of these is a synonym of "together"?
a) Individually
b) Apart
c) Jointly
d) Separately
Answer: c) Jointly
3. Which of the following is an antonym of "together"?
a) Together
b) United
c) Separately
d) Collectively
Answer: c) Separately
4. Which sentence uses "together" correctly?
a) They like to play together after school.
b) The birds fly together on the ground.
c) The cake is better together.
d) He runs together with the train.
Answer: a) They like to play together after school.
5. What does the idiom "All in this together" mean?
a) Everyone is happy
b) Everyone is facing the same situation
c) Everyone is alone
d) Everyone is separate
Answer: b) Everyone is facing the same situation
