"If only" v.s "Only if" what is the difference ?
"If only" v.s "Only if" what is the difference ? how to use ?
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Only if indicates conditionals.
I will help you clean your room only if you help me clean mine.
This will happen but that has to happen as well. One is not possible without the other.
"If only" might be used if you are wishing for something.
Ex. If only my father was here he could help me. = I wish my father was here to help me.
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