Have you ever wondered about the use of the word "only" in writing? I think today's featured link will help us understand the proper use of this word. Cec Murphy does an excellent job of clarifying its use.
I'm amazed at the way careless
writers use only. Too often it becomes a misplaced modifier. To place it
correctly, you need to put only next to the part of the sentence you
want to modify.
What's the difference between these two sentences?
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Donna
Remind me to repost Cec's article in the February HIS Writers newsletter. It was simple and to the point. :)
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