Alright vs All right? Clarify.
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I think context matters here-how are you using it? Informally in a script?
Maybe check in the Chicago Manual of Style-it really is a solid source for answering these sorts of conundrums.
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It's All Right, to use All Right, in every situation. The same can't be said of Alright.
Les, I use "all right" unless I'm quoting a song title...a song title such as Stevie Wonder's "Uptight (Everything's Alright)" or Dave Mason's "Feeling Alright," a hit for Joe Cocker.
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The native Texan in me tends to naturally type "alright" in any situation and I inevitably end up saying it three times in my head because...
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When in doubt, use "Okay."