What's the difference between alone, only and just?
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I think "alone" means "by yourself", then "only" means "there's nothing else except it" and "just" means "after a short time" or "nothing else but it" depend on the sentences.
[hope it helps :) I'm still learning English, but I'd tried my best]
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Patty's got it right!
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