What is the meaning of "atleast" and is it different from "at least"?
I don't think atleast is an actual word, but I've found many instances of its usage. A simple google search for atleast reveal 13,100,000 hits. What is the meaning of atleast and is it differen...
Can one use "...at at least..."? - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
Jul 31, 2015 · I have to use a particular sentence which is: They differ at at least one position. Is this the correct use of at least? Is my sentence correct?
What are the parts of speech of "at" and "least" in "at least"?
Mar 15, 2013 · There should be a comma before this use of at least, in order to indicate the specific intonation. BTW, it's a quantifier, a negative superlative quantifier, and its scope is determined by …
Use singular or plural noun after "at least one"?
Apr 26, 2021 · It doesn’t matter what it actually means – what matters is that the subject is a noun phrase headed by the quantifier one, which always takes a singular. Similarly, if you say “Three …
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Sep 30, 2006 · This is the first time that I have seen atleast. I would consider it to be a typo. .,,
"at least" vs. "at the least" - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
Oct 25, 2014 · Could somebody please elaborate on the difference(s) between "at least" and "at the least"? Could the wrong usage potentially lead to misunderstanding or would it just be improper?
Should "at least" be used to start a sentence or finish it?
May 8, 2019 · Which should it be? Both sound fine to me. At least how many years of experience the successful candidate should have? How many years of experience the successful candidate should …
Is "at least" a parenthetical expression requiring commas?
Dec 8, 2012 · Delete at least. It does no work in the sentence. Rewrite the sentence as: Well, the mother had him in the store at least once or Well, there was the one time that the mother had him in the …
Why are 'at least' and 'a lot' not single words?
Oct 27, 2021 · You're certainly not the first to feel an urge to merge "a lot" into "alot." Maybe the most revealing question would be, why does it feel like "it should be a single word"? It's easy enough to …
"At least one" - singular or plural subject? [closed]
In other words, which sentence is correct? At least one of them is not coming. At least one of them are not coming.