but

But where is the bus stop?

Her eyes are big, but her ears are small.

But how can I help you? I only have books.

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

A tiger can swim, but it can't climb.

But I can't see him.

But she likes to fly them in the house.

My legs are not long, but they are very strong.

Gogo is sad, but then he has an idea ...

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

Oh, it's Chinese New Year. But when is it?

Enjoy your hobby, but do not forget about your schoolwork.

I like it. But I'm not good at it.

They are bright red! But they are a bit dirty.

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

Yes, but it's big.

It's hot here, but it's cold in your city.

Andy wants ice cream and candy. But his mum says,

Its head is small, but its body is big.

In summer, it's cool in Dalian but hot in Sanya.

We want to visit Beijing again, but my mother doesn't.

Yes, but it's a good way to stay healthy.

That's OK. But you should know the community rules.

She's naughty but Jane is good.

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