Tweety-me  +  318630 Tue, 23 Jan 07 03:12 AM Dear  moderator. Can you explain for me  what it means  "whatsoever  " and  "altogether"  .  Thanks in advance. Tweety-me Joined on Thu, Jan 18 2007 No New Member 03

	Grammar Geek  +  318640 Tue, 23 Jan 07 03:46 AM Hello, Tweety-me. Welcome to the forums. Did you look them up in a dictionary? Whatsoever is pretty much the same as "whatever." Or "at all." He was no help whatsoever. (He was not helpful at all.) Altogether - completley. You'll forget about me altogether. I like www.m-w.com for an online dictionary if you don't have a good printed one to use. Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Veteran Member 19,650 Barbara, who answers in American English. My housekeeping skills attest to the truth of the second law of thermodynamics: Left to themselves, things get more and more random!

	Tweety-me  +  318679 Tue, 23 Jan 07 05:33 AM Thanks so  much  Grammar  geek I did  looked up at the dictionary  ,  but  i just want to find more answer and also i want to find out  how quick  EF will  respons  ) ....... And i'm satisfied  .  Thanks Twty . Tweety-me Grammar