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Azargramma Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"and" as "but"?
Can I replace "but" with "and"?
I waited until three, but no one came.
= I waited until three, and no one came.
= I waited until three and no one came. (Should there be a comma?)
I am asking that because it seems to make sense to me, and I think that I've seen such kind of usage somewhere before.
Thank you.
I waited until three, but no one came.
= I waited until three, and no one came.
= I waited until three and no one came. (Should there be a comma?)
I am asking that because it seems to make sense to me, and I think that I've seen such kind of usage somewhere before.
Thank you.
Top answer
= I waited until three, and no one came. = I waited until three and no one came. ) Yes, you can do that.
- = I waited until three, and no one came.
- = I waited until three and no one came.
- ) Yes, you can do that.
- There should be a comma.
- Yes.
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azargrammaI waited until three, but no one came.= I waited until three, and no one came. = I waited until three and no one came. (Should there be a comma?)Yes, you can do that. There should be a comma. Yes.
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