Dear all,
Suppose, I am going to London next week. I am going there mainly to visit my relatives. But I have also an idea to meet one of my friends named Tom studying at the University of Oxford if I get time. In this context, could you please tell me which of the following sentences are correct? Here, I'd like to know whether the usage "but also" is correct. I think that "but also" is possible only with "Not only". Could you suggest a natural way to express this idea?
1) I am going to London mainly to visit my relatives, but also to see Tom.
2) I am going to London specially to visit my relatives, but also to see Tom.
2) I am going to London especially to visit my relatives, but also to see Tom.
3) I am going to London specifically to visit my relatives, but also to see Tom.
4) I am going to London mostly to visit my relatives, but also to see Tom.
5) My main reason for going to London is to visit my relatives, but also to see Tom.
6) I went to London mainly to visit my relatives, but also to see Tom and to buy the new bestseller "Red Roulette."
Thank you.
cat navy 425 please tell me which of the following sentences are correct They are all OK. 'not only' is NOT required for the use of 'but also'. Examples found online: He started in eight games this season, but also missed four weeks due to injury.
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cat navy 425please tell me which of the following sentences are correct
They are all OK.
'not only' is NOT required for the use of 'but also'.
Examples found online:
He started in eight games this season, but also missed four weeks due to injury.
The workshop intended for oil colors but also can include work in different med