Choose the sentence that shows the correct placement of the modifier “only” to communicate that Tony doesn’t like vanilla ice cream unless it is on apple pie.a.)Only Tony likes apple pie with vanilla ice cream.b.)Tony only likes apple pie with vanilla ice cream.c.)Tony likes only vanilla ice cream on apple pie.d.)Tony likes vanilla ice cream only on apple pie.

Choose the correct sentence:She don't likes ice-cream.She doesn't like ice-cream.She doesn't likes ice-cream.She don't like ice-cream.

Pick out the correct sentence:(A) Nobody has no idea who invented the circle(B) Nobody has a idea who invented the circle(C) Nobody has an idea who invented the circle(D) Nobody have the idea who invented the circleChoose the correct answer from the option given below:D onlyA onlyB onlyC only

We know that, to make apple pie, we must use apples. Also, some apple pies use vanilla flavoring. I've made an apple pie. What can we say about the following statement? "I used apples or vanilla flavoring for my apple pie."Certainly FalseCertainly TrueInsufficient Information

Read the following statement and select which option gives the logical conclusion for that. Teachers can teach only if students are interested. A. Teachers can teach. B. Students are not interested. C. Teachers cannot teach. D. Students are interested.

What can we say about the following statement? "I used apples or vanilla flavoring for my apple pie."