Hi Casiopea
Does the adverb "only" precede the verb or noun, or does it follow just after it?
My NEW answers (with"only" underlined).
- John only had three pencils and lost two.
- No other girl but Ellen only was late for school.
- Sam was the youngest in his class, as he was only seven and all the others were eight or more years old.
- It rained on Wednesday only . Every other day in the week was fine.
- If you only asked me I could have gone with you.
- There had been two hundred thousand soldiers in the army. But only half of them now remained after the battle.