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1. "I really need strength that is only available by going to church."
2. "I really need strength that is available only by going to church."
Hi, are the sentences above natural and the same in meaning?
2. "I really need strength that is available only by going to church."
Hi, are the sentences above natural and the same in meaning?
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Yes, both of those sentences are natural, and mean basically the same thing.
"is only available by" is the more common way of saying things, so it has a more neutral feeling. "is available only by" has more of a feeling of highlighting the "only" part a bit more, so it can sound a bit more emphatic.
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Yes, both of those sentences are natural, and mean basically the same thing.
"is only available by" is the more common way of saying things, so it has a more neutral feeling. "is available only by" has more of a feeling of highlighting the "only" part a bit more, so it can sound a bit more emphatic.
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