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"Not this but that" makes sense... "Not this however that" does not make sense. "But" implies a major difference in the expected result, whereas "However" informs the reader/listener to pay attention to something that may only be a slight variation of what is expected.
- "Not this but that" makes sense...
- "Not this however that" does not make sense.
- "But" implies a major difference in the expected result, whereas "However" informs the reader/listener to pay attention to something that may only be a slight variation of what is expected.
- "But" is always a conjunction.
- "However" isn't so rigidly used.
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"Not this but that" makes sense...
"Not this however that" does not make sense.
"But" implies a major difference in the expected result, whereas "However" informs the reader/listener to pay attention to something that may only be a slight variation of what is expected.
"But" is always a conjunction. "However" isn't so rigidly used.
"Not this however that" does not make sense.
"But" implies a major difference in the expected result, whereas "However" informs the reader/listener to pay attention to something that may only be a slight variation of what is expected.
"But" is always a conjunction. "However" isn't so rigidly used.
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