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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Use of only?

I came only now
Now only I came
I came now only
I only came now

Are they give the same meaning? And which of them is more accurate, in generally speaking?

Thanks a lot!
  

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Generally speaking, none of them seems natrual. I've just arrived.

— Mister Micawber

  • Generally speaking, none of them seems natrual.
  • I've just arrived.
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Generally speaking, none of them seems natrual.

I've just arrived.
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Oops! But here in my place we more often use "Now only I came" to mean that "I have just arrived" Emotion: zip it! I will not use it anymore )))
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Well, if that's what everyone uses in Tamil Nadu, then there is no reason to change.
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@MM....lol
How do you find out that? Did you trace my IP? Emotion: wink
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For me at least, it's written in the upper right of a post:

4 minutes ago @Karnataka, Tamil Nadu 61.95.191.10
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hahaha....it is not showing for me. May be it might start showing for me when I became a veteran member like you, which I don't think will ever happen.

Thanks for all your help MM
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