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only only only, , . , , , , , . , , . , , , . , , .: . And only two months after your husband is cold in his grave (Cecilia Ahern). Thankfully she only took out her wallet (ibid). She considered him to be not only a brother, but a real friend (ibid). only (one + like = only (Adj) → only (Adv) → only (Part)).

, (to read), (to well read), (I like to read He doesnt like to). 䳺. , , (only, alone) (none), .: . The experience only strengthened her desire to cuddle up in front of the TV (Cecilia Ahern). , , .: . Only I can read I can only read.

. , , . , , , . , , . . . . , , , . , , . , . . - . , , , ( . Interjectio), .: . thousands of pardons!; three cheers!; Five!; I havent seen your for thousands of years!

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Hm! That fixes it at between midnight and 3 a. m. (John Grisham). Between friends all is common . Between hay and grass
You have spoken of the rimilarity between the two crimes (Valery Wood). The word came faintly between her parted lips (ibid). Between the beetle and the block . Between the moon and the milk . Between this and that , .   Between times , .
There was evidently going to be no love last between the examining magistrate and the detective in charge of the case (Shelagh Kelly) Between two evils tis not worth choosing .   Between two stools one goes to the ground . Between wind and water .   Between you and me and the post .   Betwixt and between ; ; .

when only if only, .: . When only I come I do my bit. If only come do my bt. only , when , only . only , only , . . , . between Twain, two. between . . . , (), , , , - . ᒺ . , .: . between:: when (if) only. , 㳿, 㳿. . . , , only, alone, .

, . 5200 , 1452 (27,92%), 1369 (26,33%), 1177 (22,63%), 460 (8,85%), 702 (13,5%), 40 (0,77%), .: .:

. Its only a cough. She cant stay with us once Jamie find out (Marina Fitch). And it was only now as she looked at Alice (ibid). Mellanie had never left Reo Santo not once in her 27 years (ibid). Once outside she bounded down the steps (Marina Fitch). This was approximately twice that for whites (ibid);

. It was the only his decision. I wanted to be alone to think (Valerie Wood). I wanted to get home after a two-and-a-half-year absence (Fiona OBrien). It was a four-mile round trip. A client inspected a four- poster bed. When they get its, they had a five-minute walk. It was the only reason he passed the exams. So I came to London with ten-year-old Michael (Robert Tine);

. Anyone could say that she was really happy. Im not married in the eyes of anyone. There was no-one else in the world shed sooner have with her at the moment. No-one dressed for dinner (Maureen Lee). Peggy focused on the stage and saw that someone had taken Finns place. Deeply ashamed, he told no one what he had done or where he was (Emillie Richards). She did need someone in her life. Anyone could tell he was in love with you. So everyone agreed it was better let him live here (Rowan Coleman);

. His renown dated back to the early twenties. Caron talked for thousands of hours. The trouble is to be a go-betweener (Fiona OBrien). African-American and her mid-fifties, her name was Rosa. Cluster of men in twos and threes. Now in his early fifties had entered middle age (Sam Bourne). The likely bill will probably be in excess of mine billion guilders. There must be tens of thousands of them. Book me in as fortnight ago. If you want to get at the private art collection of some billionaire. I should be back by ten-thirty (Alestair Maclean);

䳺. Dont two me, please (Virginia Andrews). Greg wanted to five his file but she rejected it (Dan Brown);

. She would have to imagine once again what their last moments had been like (Lisa Gardner). If a young man with an idea can once get Sillys attention, I will be happy (Diane Pearson). But what happened between me and Carrie he didnt know (Rowan Coleman). Sarahs mother had jealously tried to drive between them. He stopped walking and turned to stare at her, a small frown settling between his eyes (Diane Pearson). , , (. . 9).

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  22,63
  13,5
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  0,77
   

- . - thousands, hundreds, twenties. ij- , .: . This is not well thought out Convers and you should deep-six it (Diane Pearson). We must two our ffords (Barry Eisler). (), (), 䳺 ᒺ ( ) ().

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  37,2   38,6
  58,4   35,4
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-fold   24,8 threefold
-ly   17,3 thirdly
-some   15,7 twentysome
-th   12,6 fifth
mid- (-ies)   7,5 midsixties
-er   7,4 tenner, fiver
-ce   7,1 twice
-ard   3,3 milliard
-ish   2,5 fortish
-ness   1,8 oneness
     

 

, 1) 2120 , 40,8%; 2) 1615 (31,1%); 3) 1428 (27,4%) 4) 37 (0,7%), .: . Wayne finished his coffee and laid down a five-dollar bill (Meyer Stephanie). As he forked away from the interstate he flipped the four-wheel-drive switch (Gardner Lisa). And it was a call from someone in New York (Flynn Christin). Once Annie had tried talking to her about a house (Mansell Jill). The Macleans apartment was on the eighth floor of an elegant old building. Hed thrown himself into the work with threefold energy (Wood Valerie). It might be to do with her having only sons (Westlake Donald E.). The reason was that her excellent breakfast was only part of the routine (Meyer Stephanie). Graces silence made Annie feel terribly alone (Nicholas Evans). I would establish a trust between them. Its really none of my business. It was better to leave Rachel alone (Robert Tine) (. . 12).

 

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  31,1
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