Alone - Why Must I Be Alone - was created in 1964-05.
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Usage of "alone" in a sentence:
"I am alone in this world."
"Are you alone?"
"Bethany felt alone because no one else was at her party."
"Tyler wanted to be left alone but Kelly wouldn't leave him alone."
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more alone and most alone.
One might also argue that "alone" can not be compared- either you are alone or your are not.
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Yes, it can be an adverb (acted alone) or it can be an adjective (he was alone).
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If you mean to include alone in the sentence here is a few examples:
I was walking alone.
Joe was alone on Christmas da.
Sometimes its easier to work alone.
I like to be alone.
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To be alone = << estar solo >>
I am alone = << yo estoy solo >> if you are a man
I am alone = << yo estoy sola >> if you are a woman
Are you alone? = << estás solo >> if you are a man
Are you alone? = << estás sola >> if you are a woman
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Salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, according to the Bible alone.
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You can travel anywhere alone. I have been to 16 countries alone and camped across the United States alone.
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The word alone (by oneself) can be an adjective, e.g. he was alone. It can also be an adverb, e.g. he always sang alone.
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Left Alone - Left Alone album - was created on 2009-04-07.
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Alone Yet Not Alone - 2013 is rated/received certificates of:
USA:PG-13
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I'm alone is - estoy solo/a your alone is- estas solo/a
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It means "alone" or "single" when applied to a feminine subject.
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Leave me alone! ...with my loneliNESS, PLEASE! Leave me alone! ...with my loneliNESS, PLEASE! Leave me alone! ...with my loneliNESS, PLEASE! Leave me alone! ...with my loneliNESS, PLEASE! Leave me alone! ...with my loneliNESS, PLEASE! Leave me alone! ...with my loneliNESS, PLEASE!
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it means you feel alone, but there are actually lots of people around you
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The anagram of the phrase "is alone" is anisole.
The anagram of the word "alone" is anole.
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Black bears walk alone but females stay with there babies.
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Well, darling, the past tense of "alone" is "lonely." So next time you're feeling all by your lonesome self, just remember that you were "alone" yesterday, but now you're just plain "lonely." Keep your chin up, kid.
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Alone is not an adverb. An adverb modifies a verb. Alone does not modify a verb (is not an adverb).
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