Together

Pronunciation: /təˈɡɛðər/

Definitions of together

adverb in a unified or joined manner

Example Sentences

A1 We like to play games together.

A2 They walked to school together every day.

B1 The team worked together to finish the project on time.

B2 The siblings decided to start a business together.

C1 The orchestra performed beautifully together.

C2 The researchers collaborated together on a groundbreaking study.

preposition used to indicate that people or things are with each other or in a relationship

Example Sentences

A1 We like to play games together.

A2 They went to the park together.

B1 The team worked together to finish the project.

B2 The siblings traveled together to Europe.

C1 The researchers collaborated together on the study.

C2 The musicians performed together at the concert.

Examples of together in a Sentence

formal The team worked together to complete the project on time.

informal Let's get together for a study session this weekend.

slang We should hang out together sometime.

figurative Their voices harmonized together beautifully in the choir.

Grammatical Forms of together

• past tense: togethered
• plural: togethers
• comparative: more together
• superlative: most together
• present tense: together
• future tense: will together
• perfect tense: have togethered
• continuous tense: is togethering
• singular: together
• positive degree: together
• infinitive: together
• gerund: togetherness
• participle: togethering

Origin and Evolution of together

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'together' originated from the Old English word 'togædere', which is a combination of 'to' meaning 'in addition' and 'gædere' meaning 'together'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'together' has retained its basic meaning of being in a unified or collective state, but its usage has expanded to include various contexts such as relationships, activities, and events.