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The word, "merely" means just/simply/solely. Depending on the rest of the sentence, "It is simply that she is tall. It is only that he wears strange clothing.
- The word, "merely" means just/simply/solely.
- Depending on the rest of the sentence, "It is simply that she is tall.
- It is only that he wears strange clothing.
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The word, "merely" means just/simply/solely.
Depending on the rest of the sentence, "It is simply that she is tall. It is only that he wears strange clothing.
Depending on the rest of the sentence, "It is simply that she is tall. It is only that he wears strange clothing.
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