SOLO / SOLTANTO

When a sentence says that ONE single condition is enough or that it applies SOLO (only) in one case — solo / soltanto / unicamente (only / solely / exclusively) — it is usually FALSE. Several conditions are almost always needed.

Reliability: 76% — in exam questions with "SOLO / SOLTANTO" the answer is almost always FALSE

The exam is in Italian: key terms and trap words are kept in Italian, so you learn them.