"Only when" CR

[Osa]

While "If" is a SC indicator and "only" is a NC, it also known that "only if" is a NC indicator. Does the same rule apply to "only when" ?

For instance " One is happy only when one is active doing something".

"Only when" has been frequently used in recent LR questions.

[Steve Stein]

Hi Osa,

You got it! For example, I'll go to the beach only when its sunny:

beach sunny

sunny beach

So if I'm at the beach, you'll know it's sunny, and if it's not sunny, you'll know I'm not at the beach.

I hope that's helpful! Let me know--thanks!

~Steve

[Osa]

Thanks Steven. yeah that helps.