Adjectives (word/words)
Only Pastor Johnson gave me $5 to clean all his sidewalks.
Only
He nearly drove the car for six hours a day.
Nearly
Eagerly awaiting her birthday, Mary's presents were all picked up and admired by Mary many times throughout the day.
Eagerly awaiting her birthday, Mary picked up and admired her presents many times throughout the day.
She served sandwiches to the children on paper plates.
She served the children sandwiches on paper plates.
Iris almost failed every exam she took.
Almost/(Every)
People who laugh rarely are sad
Laugh
Tired of all of the nights in hotels, delight overcame Mitch when his boss finally said he didn't have to travel anymore.
Tired of all of the nights in hotels, Mitch was delighted when his boss finally said he didn't have to travel anymore.
She saw a puppy and a kitten on the way to the store.
On the way to the store, she saw a puppy and a kitten.
We gave all the food to the cat that was left over.
Cat
Just means only John was picked, no one else
Just
James bought a horse for his sister called Prince.
James bought a horse called Prince for his sister.
Three offices were reported robbed by the Atlanta police last week.
The Atlanta police reported that three offices were robbed last week.
Hai bought a rebuilt Mustang from a salesperson with a leaking radiator.
Salesperson
I only contribute $10.00 to fund the orphaned children.
Only