but

But where is the bus stop?

No, but I can do this!

But I'm not Su Hai.

I like the green one, but it's too big.

But I like fish and vegetables.

On Monday he ate one strawberry, but he was still hungry.

Tom wants to play ball, but he cannot find it.

But its eyes are small.

Ann can't walk, but she can listen.

But I love my family, Best of all!

The rain is wet, but I am dry.

But art is my favourite subject.

But sometimes he is careless and he forgets to feed his dog.

But that's only five.

No, I don't, but I have a pen.

It's a fruit. It smells bad but tastes great!

But there are two turtles!

They were active in class, but sometimes they were naughty.

But we have some grapes.

I have a lot of homework every day, and I have no choice but to do it.

It's raining, but it's warm.

I'm fine. But Robert isn't very well.

Yes, he can, but he can't write his name.

Yes, but it's big.

But it's a little cold outside.

But where is she?

But I'm 1D.

But I like it!

But I don't like eggs.

But eggs are good for you.

But I can talk with my mouth.

But I can sing!

Its head is small, but its body is big.

But I want to learn them.

But it's very cold on snowy days.

But I want to learn it.

I like you, but I don't like Jiaxuan.

Today is sunny but...

But I'm not good at it.

She's naughty but Jane is good.

But I'm not good at English.

He's busy but happy.

They rushed to the hospital, but they were too late.

We have relationships of many different sorts – with our children, our parents, our boss and our friends, to name but a few.

It’s an old car, but it’s very reliable.

We’ve invited the boss, but she may decide not to come.

It’s going to be difficult. Anyway, we can but try.

This is but one example of what can happen when things go badly wrong.

‘Has he got any experience?’ ‘No, but he’s keen to learn.’

an expensive but extremely useful book