#1 He did nothing but cry.
#2 He had nothing to eat except drink water.
#3 She did no more than sleep the whole day.
#4 You have no choice but to perform the back test yourself.
#5 I was naked except for my socks.
#6 I want nothing but to save.
#7 It is a fact that most of the people desire to work less but earn more.
We can use "but", "except", "than" both as preposition and "conjunction". I know the difference b/w conjunction and preposition.
But in above sentences i find it difficult for me to decide which one is preposition and conjunction. Words like "than", "but" "except" always confused me whether they are used as preposition or conjunction. I need help in those words if you can explain me.
Thank you
Note that #2 does not work. Also, #5 implies that your socks were not naked!
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Note that #2 does not work. Also, #5 implies that your socks were not naked!