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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

But yet?

Is this statement wrong grammatically?

"It's not supposed to be understood but yet to be felt."

Can I use but and yet together?
I'm not an English native speaker.
  

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Anonymous: Is this statement wrong grammatically? " Yes, it is. It would be grammatical without yet .

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  • Anonymous: Is this statement wrong grammatically?
  • " Yes, it is.
  • It would be grammatical without yet .
  • Anonymous I'm not an English native speaker.
  • Neither am I, but I’m a native English speaker.
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Anonymous:
Is this statement wrong grammatically?

"It's not supposed to be understood but yet to be felt."
Yes, it is. It would be grammatical without yet.
AnonymousI'm not an English native speaker.
Neither am I, but I’m a native English speaker.
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AnonymousCan I use but and yet together?
Well, certainly not in that way.

It's not supposed to be understood but to be felt.
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