Modifying Another Word

• not: Dialog between persons, between faiths, is not only to learn about each other.

• possibly: The book is not recorded in the standard bibliographies but is considered to be the rare first and possibly only edition.

• also: Also only men were allowed to act, the parts of women were played by boys.

Infinitive complement

• establish: It is not only to establish a relationship between I and You.

• learn: Dialog between persons, between faiths, is not only to learn about each other.

• set: The purpose of the consultation paper is not only to set out the relevant law and to explain the problems which have arisen.

Modifies a noun

• one: We are the only one to actually offer 5 times more exposure than you do.

• way: The only way to defend anything, Hubbard wrote, was to attack.

• thing: Sleep was the only thing which would restore the balance of my constitution.

• exception: The only exception is where your college does not own the accommodation but rents it for your use.

• reason: The ending of the film is also very predictable; the only real reason to watch Secret Window is for Depp's terrific performance.

• person: That meant that Mrs F Muthy was the only person on the premises.

Used with adjective complement

• shower: Bad Points: Very small room and cramped bathroom ( shower only ).

• see: It was Crusaders that suffered most from the disruption in the flow of play, seeing only Collins on target for the home side.