Question

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Compare these sentences. Discuss the differences in their meanings in pairs.
1. The only hostess gave the girl in the group a bouquet.
2. The hostess only gave the girl in the group a bouquet.
3. The hostess gave only the girl in the group a bouquet.
4. The hostess gave the only girl in the group a bouquet.
5. The hostess gave the girl only in the group a bouquet.
6. The hostess gave the girl in the group only a bouquet.
7. The hostess gave the girl in the group a bouquet only.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. There was only one hostess.

2. She just gave the bouquet and did nothing else.

3. She didn't gave the bouquet to anyone else.

4. There was only one girl in the group.

5. Not Individually

6. She gave a bouquet and nothing else.

7. She gave a bouquet and nothing else.