along · adv
along with sb/sth
B2 in addition to someone or something else
Dictionary examples:
Now we’ve got hospital bills along with our usual expenses. (34.6)
along (WITH YOU)
B1 with you
Dictionary examples:
I'm taking my lucky socks along to the exam. They're my secret weapon! (0.0)
I'm bringing my collection of bad jokes along. You've been warned! (0.0)
Let's bring our appetite along. This all-you-can-eat buffet won't know what hit it! (0.0)
I'll bring some food along and we can have a picnic. (21.7)
Why don't you take him along with you when you go? (23.3)
along (FORWARD)
B1 moving forward
Dictionary examples:
The robot danced along, leaving a trail of oil. (0.0)
The snail raced along, leaving a trail of glitter. (0.0)
The penguin waddled along, wearing a tiny top hat. (0.0)
We were just walking along, chatting. (19.5)
along (PARTICULAR PLACE)
B2 at a particular place on a road, river, etc.
Dictionary examples:
Somewhere along this road there's a garage. (22.2)
all along
B2 from the beginning of a period of time
Dictionary examples:
I knew all along that it was a mistake. (28.5)