Only - Together

Adverbs sharing same words as Adjectives

Examples

You're not the only one who is worried about global warming. (Adjective)
This double-decker bus is for female passengers only . (Adverb)
He made frequent overseas trips to visit the world's great museums. (Adjective)
He lived overseas for five years as an illegal immigrant.
His book is based on his past experiences in the various prisons. (Adjective)
Several months went past , and he still owed me the money. (Adverb)
You are quite a pretty sight when you get out of bed in the morning. (adjective)
Life was pretty tough at first when her husband went off like that. (adverb)
Must you always be quick to grab the biggest piece? (Adjective)
He often gets drunk pretty quick . (Adverb)
You didn’t get a right answer to the fifty questions, why? (Adjective)
We walked right past a crowd watching a man doing magic. (Adverb)
The dog caused scratching marks on the door with its sharp claws. (Adjective)
I set the alarm clock to go off at six o'clock sharp , but it went off at seven. (Adverb)
In a few short years, his skinny and undersized sister has grown into a big fat woman. (Adjective)
He had to cut his speech short when great drops of rain started to fall. (Adverb)
For God's sake, sit still if you want your photo taken. (Adjective)
Abu still rides the same old camel after all these years. (Adverb)
They gave Neil a straight choice – to resign or to get the sack. (adjective)
His bad habit is to beat about the bush instead of going straight to the point. (adverb)
Her jeans have got too tight and she can't wear them anymore. (Adjective)
The commuters are used to being packed tight like sardines in the train in rush hour.
Her friends described her as a very together sort of person. (Adjective)
They have been playing together as a double pair in tennis for some years. (Adverb)