Adam
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RonnieONLY, ONLY, ONLY: So many meanings!
Just when you thought English couldn’t get worse, we introduce“only” to ruin your day… and possibly destroy Bob’s life! You won’t believe what happens when you move “only” around in a sentence. It’s like a game of emotional chess for poor Bob. In this lesson, you’ll discover how one tiny word can change the meaning of everything! From heartbreaking friend zones to “secret” crushes, this word’s got it all. Prepare for a wild ride of confusing English grammar! Sorry, Bob!
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