Understanding the Use of 'Only' in Sentences

What is the main focus of the lesson?

• The use of the word 'only' in sentences

• The use of the word 'just' in sentences

• The use of the word 'like' in sentences

• The use of the word 'secret' in sentences

What does placing 'only' at the beginning of a sentence emphasize?

• That the action was done by multiple people

• That the action was done by one specific person

• That the action was done secretly

• That the action was not done at all

What are the two meanings when 'only' is placed before 'told'?

• Only Bob was told, and Bob was told everything

• Only Bob was told, and Bob was told nothing

• Only Bob was told, and Bob was told just one thing

• Only Bob was told, and Bob was told by everyone

What does it mean when 'only' is placed before 'Bob'?

• Bob was told by everyone

• Bob was told a secret

• Bob was not told anything

• Bob was told everything

What does emphasizing 'liked' in 'she only liked him' imply?

• She loves him

• She hates him

• She just likes him, not loves

• She is indifferent

What does emphasizing 'him' in 'she only liked him' imply?

• She likes everyone

• She likes no one else but him

• She dislikes him

• She is unsure about her feelings

What is the implication of 'she told Bob that she liked only him'?

• She likes no one else but Bob

• She dislikes Bob

• She is unsure about her feelings

• She likes everyone

What does 'Bob is in the friend zone' mean?

• Bob is disliked

• Bob is just a friend

• Bob is her boyfriend

• Bob is ignored

What does the phrase 'she told Bob that she liked him only' suggest?

• She is unsure about her feelings

• She dislikes Bob

• She likes no one else but Bob

• She likes everyone

What is the overall lesson about the word 'only'?

• It is always used at the end of a sentence

• It is not important in English

• Its meaning changes based on placement

• It has a single meaning