Only on Me

Identify the correct use of 'only' in a sentence.

• She only eats vegetables.

• Only she eats vegetables.

• She eats only vegetables.

• She eats vegetables only.

Choose the sentence with the correct placement of 'only'.

• Only I can see the stars.

• I can only see the stars.

• I can see only the stars.

• I can see the stars only.

Which sentence uses 'only' to emphasize the subject?

• Only John passed the test.

• John only passed the test.

• John passed only the test.

• John passed the test only.

Select the sentence where 'only' modifies the verb.

• She only sings in the shower.

• Only she sings in the shower.

• She sings only in the shower.

• She sings in the shower only.

In which sentence does 'only' modify the object?

• He only reads fiction.

• Only he reads fiction.

• He reads only fiction.

• He reads fiction only.

Choose the sentence where 'only' is used incorrectly.

• Only the manager can approve this.

• The manager can only approve this.

• The manager can approve only this.

• The manager can approve this only.

Which sentence uses 'only' to emphasize time?

• She only arrived yesterday.

• Only she arrived yesterday.

• She arrived only yesterday.

• She arrived yesterday only.

Identify the sentence where 'only' is used to emphasize place.

• He only works from home.

• Only he works from home.

• He works only from home.

• He works from home only.

Select the sentence where 'only' is used to emphasize manner.

• She only dances gracefully.

• Only she dances gracefully.

• She dances only gracefully.

• She dances gracefully only.

Which sentence uses 'only' to emphasize frequency?

• He only visits occasionally.

• Only he visits occasionally.

• He visits only occasionally.

• He visits occasionally only.