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Discover LudwigThe phrase "only he is" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the exclusion of other persons and emphasizing the presence of one person. For example, "Only he is capable of making such an incredible dish."
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"He would treat me like assistant, like only he is great," she said.
Only he is still kid enough to be embarrassed about his decision.
But only he is able to decipher Osama bin Laden's secret code.
Lopetegui was asked about this last night and said only: "He is a great referee and a great professional.
He is, only he is a world-class athlete who happens to have been born at the wrong time.
In Bangladesh some people counselled my husband that only he is the real father of my baby.
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If only he were.
Only he's banned girls.
If only he were, he said.
So did Lewis, only he was older.
Only he's not.
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