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Yellowstarstruck Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

But and Yet

Hi! Are "but" and " yet" the same meaning for the below sentences? Thanks, Fulvio

1. They are not qualified but are giving financial advice.

2. They are not qualified yet are giving financial advice.

  

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yellowstarstruck Hi! Are "but" and " yet" the same meaning for the below sentences? Thanks, Fulvio Yes.

— Blue Jay

  • yellowstarstruck Hi!
  • Are "but" and " yet" the same meaning for the below sentences?
  • Thanks, Fulvio Yes.
  • I'd add a comma in each sentence.
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yellowstarstruckHi! Are "but" and " yet" the same meaning for the below sentences? Thanks, Fulvio

Yes.

I'd add a comma in each sentence.

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yellowstarstrucksame meaning

Close enough.

1 is more neutral. 2 shows a little more disapproval.

CJ

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