"All ways" or "all the ways" means every manner possible. Example: She was in all ways very humble.
"Always" means at all times. Example: She was always humble.
by Kitty Nash
Module 15, Troublesome Words 1, Lesson 12:
All Ways vs. Always
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- Directions:
- Click the word that correctly completes each sentence.
- 1.
- My friendship will (all ways) (always) be true.
- 2.
- Let's partner in (all ways) (always) possible with our students.
- 3.
- Josh can (all ways) (always) be counted on to do a good job.
- 4.
- In (all ways) (always) you are my best friend.
- 5.
- (All ways) (Always) expect the unexpected.
- 6.
- The team was in (all ways) (always) the best team we ever had.
- 7.
- I will (all ways) (always) remember high school.
- 8.
- She was in (all ways) (always) our best student.
- 9.
- I was taught to (all ways) (always) do the right thing.
- 10.
- Our new citizens need to feel welcomed in (all ways) (always) positive.