AND and BUT

Hello people! In this time we are going to learn the use of some connectors, “AND” and “BUT”.

They will help us to LINK our sentences. In order to understand this, click the picture below:

Here, we can see that the sentences with “but” and “and” have two CLAUSES and we have to focus on them to chose the right connector.

If one of the clauses has to be form in negative and the other in affirmative, we use BUT. For example:

There is an airport BUT there isn’t a railway station.

There aren’t any cafés BUT there are some pubs.

If both clauses are affirmative or negative, we use AND. For example:

There is an airport AND there is a railway station.

There aren’t any cafés AND there aren’t any pubs.

Now, you can practice clicking here. Don't forget to share your score when you finish.