the word is "only".
- Only I helped my dog carry my husband's slippers yesterday. (Usually, the cat helps too, but she was busy with a mouse.)
- I only helped my dog carry my husband's slippers yesterday. (The dog wanted me to carry them all by myself, but I refused.)
- I helped only my dog carry my husband's slippers yesterday. (I was too busy to help my neighbour's dog when he carried them.)
- I helped my only dog carry my husband's slippers yesterday. (I considered getting another dog, but the cat disapproved.)
- I helped my dog only carry my husband's slippers yesterday. (I didn't help the dog eat them; I usually let the cat do that.)
- I helped my dog carry only my husband's slippers yesterday. (My dog and I didn't have time to help my neighbour's husband.)
- I helped my dog carry my only husband's slippers ysterday. (I considered getting another husband, but one is enough.)
- I helped my dog carry my husband's only slippers yesterday. (My husband had two pairs of slippers, but the cat ate one pair.)
- I helped my dog carry my husband's slippers only yesterday. (And now the dog wants help again; I wish he'd ask the cat.)
- I helped my dog carry my husband's slippers yesterday only. (And believe me, once was enough - the slippers tasted terrible.)
2 comments:
oww thats so awesome! i never thought they could actually be used like that!
Happy Monday to you, Miss Tom Tuttle from Tacoma.
How much fun to read all 10 "only" sentences with the explanations!!!
SO FUUUUUUUUUUNNNY!!;)
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