Only one person in ASL - American Sign Language

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📝 Description: "Only one person" is a phrase in English, where 'only' is an adverb emphasizing singularity, 'one' is a numerical adjective specifying quantity, and 'person' is a noun referring to an individual human being. It indicates exclusivity in the context, referring to a single individual in a certain situation.
📝 Example Sentence: "Despite the crowd, only one person caught my attention."
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📝 Description: "Only" is a versatile adverb, adjective, or conjunction in English. As an adverb, it modifies verbs, adjectives or other adverbs, often indicating exclusivity or singularity (e.g., "I only have one"). As an adjective, it precedes a noun, marking uniqueness (e.g., "the only option"). As a conjunction, it introduces a clause expressing a condition (e.g., "only if you try").
📝 Example Sentence: "Only when it rains, do flowers bloom with joy."
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📝 Description: "Person" is a noun originating from the Latin word "persona". It refers to a human being regarded as an individual or a unit of society. It's used in a variety of contexts such as law, philosophy, and grammar. It can also indicate the grammatical category in languages that distinguishes between speaker, addressee, and others.
📝 Example Sentence: "A person needs love and kindness to thrive in life."
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