Someone I know does not know the difference between the words "Always", "Just", and "Only". Example:
"why, only you can talk about her?"
Does that sentence say that the person ALWAYS or JUST talks about "her"?
No, it simply says that somebody has a hissy fit whenever someone else talks about "her".
Get a dictionary! Take an English class! Please people!
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