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How to Use "But" with Example Sentences
but
(conj):
used when connecting two different things that are not in agreement
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Example sentences:
"
I want to go to the party,
but
I am so tired.
"
"
I like her,
but
I don't like her friend.
"
"
I studied for the test,
but
I don't think I did well.
"
"
I'm hungry,
but
I have nothing to eat.
"
"
I need to go home,
but
all of the flights are cancelled.
"
"
I want to buy a car,
but
I don't have any money.
"
"
I want to call her,
but
I don't have her phone number.
"
"
I need to finish this project,
but
I don't have enough time.
"
but
(prep):
other than
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Example sentences:
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There was no one at the library
but
me.
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"
Don't tell anyone
but
your sister.
"
"
I haven't seen anyone here
but
him.
"
"
There is nothing here,
but
junk.
"
"
She has nothing
but
nice things to say about you.
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