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Daddyjohn Posted 17 years ago
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You're as good only...
Would you kindly tell me the difference in meaning between these two sentences?
You're as good only as your last performance.
You're only as good as your last performance.
You're as good only as your last performance.
You're only as good as your last performance.
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Only this one has the appropriate adverb placement: You're only as good as your last performance.
- Only this one has the appropriate adverb placement: You're only as good as your last performance.
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Only this one has the appropriate adverb placement:
You're only as good as your last performance.
Only this one has the appropriate adverb placement:
You're only as good as your last performance.
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