adverb
BAD : Afterwards, we played altogether monopoly.
GOOD : Afterwards, we all played monopoly.
BAD : After dinner, we watch altogether television.
GOOD : After dinner, we all watch television.
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When you mean 'each person or thing (in a group)', use all after the subject (NOT altogether ): 'The flowers had all died.' 'The children were all tired and hungry.'