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Only, Lonely or Alone

Alone: Means by yourself, there is nobody else with you.

-I like to walk alone in the park.

Lonely: Means feeling sad and isolated, it is a negative emotion.

-She says she feels lonely without a boyfriend.

Only: Means just one and can be used with people, objects, or actions.

After the word only, we must have a person, object, or action.

-I have only two pairs of shoes.

-I was short of money, so I only bought an icecream.

-Jennifer was the only girl who understood me.

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1. He is such a poor aloneonlylonelyI don't know old fellow.

2. I can lonelyonlyaloneI don't know imagine how difficult this is for you.

3. She is an alonean onlyI don't know child and she is spoiled by her parents.

4. While she was onlyalonelonelyI don't know in the house, she heard a knock on the door.

5. He asked me to visit him from time to time because he was feeling very alonelonelyonlyI don't know.

6. The onlyalonelonelyI don't know veteran left from World War One passed away yesterday.

7. It wasn't a hot day for summer, let onlylonelyaloneI don't know early spring.

8. I would like to be left onlylonelyaloneI don't know to think in peace.

9. If everyone let him alonelonelyonlyI don't know, he would get his work done.

10. There's lonelyonlyaloneI don't know one day left before the general elections.