How do you say "we only have one carrot left"? I'm practicing sentence writing and want to say

We only have one carrot left.

Imagine looking in the cupboard, and seeing there is only one carrot (although lots of other vegetables).
I'm fairly sure the needed words are: we [我们] only [只 or 才] have [有] one [一个] carrot [红萝卜] left [剩下], but I'm unsure on how to construct this sentence.

Attempt 1: 我们只有一个红萝卜剩下。  [this feels like &quot;we have only one carrot to leave behind&quot;]
Attempt 2: 我们只有一个剩下的红萝卜。  [this feels like &quot;we have one leftover carrot (although maybe we have non-leftover carrots)&quot;]
Attempt 3: 我们只有一个剩下着红萝卜。  [maybe this?  although it seems peculiar]
Attempt 4: 我们只剩下一个红萝卜。  [I'm uncertain---it sounds like 剩下 has an agent 我们 here]
Attempt 5: 我们剩下的只有一个红萝卜。  [this feels like &quot;what we have leftover has one carrot (although maybe we have non-leftover carrots)&quot;]

Question: How do you say &quot;we only have one carrot left&quot;?
她可怜巴巴地向我哭诉，“我们只剩下一根胡萝卜了！”
She plaintively cried, &quot;We only have one carrot left!&quot;
我回答道，“你到底要什么， 那根胡萝卜还是这根棍子？
I replied, &quot;So, what do you want, that carrot or this stick?&quot;
(I need a break from learning Python!)
I think 只有 is more 'we only have', not so much 'we only have blabla left'.