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Jigneshbharati Posted 6 years ago
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But
The children want to play outside but it's raining.
I saw the above sentence in the YouTube video about the conjunctions "but".
It says the two ideas are opposing.
How two ideas are opposing in the context?
I learn that but is used to connect a negative and positive ideas.
For example, I want to become a teacher but I can't afford the fees.
I saw the above sentence in the YouTube video about the conjunctions "but".
It says the two ideas are opposing.
How two ideas are opposing in the context?
I learn that but is used to connect a negative and positive ideas.
For example, I want to become a teacher but I can't afford the fees.
Top answer
it's raining is a reason that they can't play outside. Clive
- it's raining is a reason that they can't play outside.
- Clive
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