only The word can be an adjective : The aquatint is a drawing that is done a single color ink.
And it can be an adverb : In Argentina, the only person who assists the workplace date of receipt, it is called gnocchi.
In either case, because it is a serious word ended in a vowel should be written without a tilde , according to general rules of accentuation. Only in sentences where these two functions, adjective or adverb, can be confused and therefore render the meaning ambiguous, diacritical accents in its adverbial use: Elijah
only exercised the function of head.
(no tilde, interpreted only as an adjective: "no company"). Elijah
exercises only the function of head.
(with tilde, only be interpreted as an adverb: 'only, alone').
Important The adverb should not be branded only when there is no risk of ambiguity in interpretation.
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