10 ways to use ALRIGHT & ALL RIGHT in English

‘Alright’ is a simple word with lots of different meanings. We use it in so many ways! I will teach you ten different ways that native English speakers use this word in different situations by varying the tone of voice in speech. I’ll also teach you how Cockneys (Londoners) use this word as a greeting and the unexpected way of replying to it as if you’re a local. Also... what&the difference between ‘alright’ and &right&I&teach you that too, so you won&have any more confusion. Alright? TRANSCRIPT Hi, everyone. In today&lesson I&going to show you ten ways to use the word "alright". Let&begin with some grammar, because there are difference between British English and American English in whether you&writing the word "alright". So, in American English, their preference is to write "all right" as two words. That&considered more grammatically correct. In British English, it depends. Some people say it should always be written as two words, and some people it&now acceptable to write "alright" as one word. Personally, I generally write the word as one word. I write it like this. And that is because I consider it quite an informal expression, and most of the time I use it, it feels to me that it has an informal register. But if you wanted to be really, really certain that you weren&making a grammatical mistake, if you&writing something formal, then you can spell it two words in British English. Okay, let&move now to examples of when we use this word: "alright". What&important to...