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Pructus Posted 11 years ago
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But for
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but for is being used as below to refer to past events.....
We would have reached the summit but for the weather.
Can it also be used to refer to the present situations, or events?
For example,
But for the weather, we can go out to the cinema.
But for the situation outside, we could visit them now.
but for is being used as below to refer to past events.....
We would have reached the summit but for the weather.
Can it also be used to refer to the present situations, or events?
For example,
But for the weather, we can go out to the cinema.
But for the situation outside, we could visit them now.
Top answer
pructus Can it also be used to refer to the present situations, or events? Sure! The phrase has no tense.
- pructus Can it also be used to refer to the present situations, or events?
- Sure!
- The phrase has no tense.
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pructusCan it also be used to refer to the present situations, or events?Sure! The phrase has no tense.
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