Only

1. There’s only one cup here. Where are the oth­ers?
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
2. Only three of us knew the rule and passed the exam.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
3. You only have to look at them to see how dis­ap­point­ed they are.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
4. I went there after all, but only be­cause I had to.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
5. We’ll do it only if you tell us eve­ry­thing.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
6. In speech: It only took me a few sec­onds. • In writing: It took me only a few sec­onds.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
7. He’s a kid. He’s only ten.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
8. In speech: We only saw them `yes­ter­day. • In writing: We saw them only yes­ter­day.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
9. In speech: I only know `Pe­ter here. • In writing: I know only Pe­ter here.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
10. Only you can look at this car (and no one else).
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
11. You can only `look at this car, but you can’t drive it be­cause we’ve lost the keys.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
12. In speech: You can only look at `this car. All the oth­ers have been sold. • In writing: You can look only at this car. All the oth­ers have been sold.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
13. The playground is for chil­dren only.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ
14. He’s not only a driv­er but al­so a body­guard.
ПРОВЕРИТЬ СЕБЯ

Проверьте правильность про­из­но­ше­ния сле­ду­ю­щих слов [BrE || AmE]:

• an exam – [ɪɡˈzæm]
• disappointed – [ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd]
• no one – [ˈnəʊ wʌn]
• a playground – [ˈpleɪɡraʊnd]
• a bodyguard – [ˈbɒdiɡɑːd || ˈbɑːdiɡɑːrd]