How do I know whether or not to use always or all ways?

Question

How do I know whether or not to use always or all ways?

Answer 1

always: i always go to bed at ten

all ways: there are all ways of building a house  

Answer 2

Always, in all ways, use the hallways.

Sorry, best I could do on the spur of the moment.

Answer 3

Focus on 'always' as it is used much more frequently in speech and writing. Tell yourself it is a single word with just one 'l' and therefore simpler than 'all ways' . Read these sentences out aloud so it will stick in the mind, better:

>>Always remember to drink enough water everyday.

>>I am always punctual for a meeting.

>>Do you always behave like this?

>>I have tried all ways to persuade him to change, but have got no

    results.

Answer 4

Philosophically speaking, it's generally all ways.  Being always philosophical is not possible.

Answer 5

Two different meanings.  Always means something you choose to do all of the time.  All ways means many ways of doing something.

Answer 6

All ways = "total number of methods."

Always = "at all times" or "constantly."

        He tried all ways to fix the leak.

        The clock always chimes on the hour.