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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Not only, as an adverb or a conjunction or a deletion of It is?
I found a sentence below in a liner note of a jazz CD:
Not only that he plays Monk’s changes so perfect, but he also gives that personal touch to it.
I am not sure what part of speech is not only. Is it an adverb, or a conjunction, or a remnant of a deletion of it is?
Not only that he plays Monk’s changes so perfect, but he also gives that personal touch to it.
I am not sure what part of speech is not only. Is it an adverb, or a conjunction, or a remnant of a deletion of it is?
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but (also)' are correlative conjunctions.
- but (also)' are correlative conjunctions.
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