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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

But, while, whereas

I have tried to find out why 'but, while, and whereas', although explained in different grammar books as having similar meaning, they cannot be all correct in some sentences. I couldn't find the answer. Please, could you elaborate on this, taking the provided example as a model?

'Supermarket fruit may be cheap..........it isn't always as tasty as fruit from a shop.'

Which word is correct in this example? I'm sure 'but' is correct, but un certain about the other two.

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anonymous I'm sure 'but' is correct, but uncertain about the other two. 'but' is the only one that sounds right to me. CJ

— CalifJim

  • anonymous I'm sure 'but' is correct, but uncertain about the other two.
  • 'but' is the only one that sounds right to me.
  • CJ
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anonymousI'm sure 'but' is correct, but uncertain about the other two.

'but' is the only one that sounds right to me.

CJ

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