All Right

What is the correct usage of 'all right' in a sentence?

• Everything is all right with the project.

• Everything is alright with the project.

• Everything is allright with the project.

• Everything is all-right with the project.

Which of the following sentences uses 'all right' correctly?

• The movie was all right, but not great.

• The movie was alright, but not great.

• The movie was allright, but not great.

• The movie was all-right, but not great.

Identify the sentence where 'all right' is used incorrectly.

• She said it was all right to leave early.

• He felt all right after the workout.

• The answer was all right, according to the teacher.

• The weather is alright today.

What is the difference between 'all right' and 'alright'?

• 'All right' is informal, 'alright' is formal.

• 'All right' is formal, 'alright' is informal.

• 'All right' and 'alright' are interchangeable.

• 'All right' is incorrect, 'alright' is correct.

In which context is 'all right' most appropriately used?

• To express agreement or acceptance.

• To describe something as excellent.

• To indicate something is incorrect.

• To show extreme enthusiasm.

Choose the correct sentence:

• Is everything all right with you?

• Is everything alright with you?

• Is everything allright with you?

• Is everything all-right with you?

Which of the following is a correct use of 'all right'?

• The test results were all right.

• The test results were alright.

• The test results were allright.

• The test results were all-right.

What part of speech is 'all right' in the sentence: 'The situation is all right now.'?

• Noun

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb

Which sentence uses 'all right' as an adjective?

• The food was all right, but not great.

• He nodded all right to the suggestion.

• She sang all right at the concert.

• The book was all right on the shelf.

What is the meaning of 'all right' in the sentence: 'The plan is all right with me'?

• Acceptable

• Incorrect

• Confusing

• Exciting