• lars@lemmy.sdf.org
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    Only when I’m driving at night can I read bottom to top. That’s not a good sign. And it’s frustrating as all fuck to ONLY EXIT.

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      only bus and bus only mean the same thing, read it whatever way you want, they’re both grammatically valid

      • lars@lemmy.sdf.org
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        1 year ago

        Both are

        • absolutely grammatically valid
        • nearly antonyms of the other

        This is a level of hell that has no comparison

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          • nearly antonyms of the other

          Is that the case? I’m not a native speaker and I assumed it means the same?

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            • only exit: this is the one way and one time that you can ever leave the highway

            • exit only: the one thing you are allowed to do in this lane is leave the highway

            I guess they’re not exactly antonyms. Sorry.