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Steelblue Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Differnces among merely, soley and only.
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I wish it will~
on some English-Korean dictionaries, the meaning's alike among merely, solely and only.
they are almost similar to the meaning of 'only'.
-They were interested solely in schemes that would make a lot of money.
-I’m not angry, I’m merely trying to say that you could have done it differently.
because of the meaning of some korean dictionaries.
I've been confused about how to make a difference among them.
It seems to me that they are the same meaning in expample sentence.
P.S
If there is anything wrong with my wrtting, regardless of grammar or expression,
Plz give me all advice.
Because I am a learner,
I welcome any advice from you and willing to accept your advice.
Best wishes.
are all things going well there??
I wish it will~
on some English-Korean dictionaries, the meaning's alike among merely, solely and only.
they are almost similar to the meaning of 'only'.
-They were interested solely in schemes that would make a lot of money.
-I’m not angry, I’m merely trying to say that you could have done it differently.
because of the meaning of some korean dictionaries.
I've been confused about how to make a difference among them.
It seems to me that they are the same meaning in expample sentence.
P.S
If there is anything wrong with my wrtting, regardless of grammar or expression,
Plz give me all advice.
Because I am a learner,
I welcome any advice from you and willing to accept your advice.
Best wishes.
Top answer
Interesting question! Both of your sentences in GREEN are perfect! Solely or only can be used in a sentence interchangeably .
- Interesting question!
- Both of your sentences in GREEN are perfect!
- Solely or only can be used in a sentence interchangeably .
- They both mean the same thing.
- In spoken English, the word solely is almost never used.
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Interesting question!
Both of your sentences in GREEN are perfect! Solely or only can be used in a sentence
Both of your sentences in GREEN are perfect! Solely or only can be used in a sentence
interchangeably. They both mean the same thing. In spoken English, the word solely is almost never used.
Merely means the same thing as "just". In spoken English people almost never use merely. 99% of
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