but in a sentence
prep.
📚 Grade Level: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2
Definition
'But' is a conjunction used to introduce a contrast or exception to a preceding statement.
Sample Sentences
- I wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain.
- She studied hard for the exam, but she still didn't pass.
- The restaurant was nice, but it was way too expensive for our budget.
- He loves playing basketball, but he has to focus on his studies right now.
- I enjoy cooking, but I rarely have the time to do it.
- They were excited to travel, but the flight was delayed for hours.
- The movie was interesting, but the ending was disappointing.
- He tried to fix the car himself, but ended up making it worse.
- She decided to join the gym, but found it difficult to keep up with her schedule.
- We had planned a picnic, but the weather forecast predicted storms.
- I wanted to go for a run, but it started to rain.
- She studied hard for the exam, but still felt unprepared.
- He is very talented, but lacks the confidence to showcase his skills.
- They planned a picnic, but the weather forecast predicted storms.
- I love coffee, but I can't stand the taste of decaf.
- The project was progressing well, but unexpected challenges arose.
- She is a great cook, but her baking skills need improvement.
- He enjoys hiking, but prefers to stay in the city on weekends.
- The movie received critical acclaim, but didn't perform well at the box office.
- I appreciate your offer, but I must decline for personal reasons.
- I wanted to go for a run, but the rain started pouring.
- She studied hard for the exam, but she still felt unprepared.
- He enjoys cooking, but he rarely has time to try new recipes.
- The team played well, but they couldn't secure a victory.
- I love traveling to new places, but I dislike packing.
- She was excited about the concert, but her friend canceled last minute.
- They planned to go hiking, but the weather forecast warned of storms.
- He is a talented musician, but he struggles with stage fright.
- I appreciate your offer, but I have to decline.
- The book was intriguing, but the ending was disappointing.
- I wanted to go for a run, but it started raining.
- He loves playing the guitar, but he never performs in public.
- The movie received great reviews, but I found it quite boring.
- I enjoy hiking in the mountains, but I hate when it gets too crowded.
- She was excited about the trip, but her flight was delayed.
- He offered to help, but I didn't want to impose on his time.
- The restaurant was highly recommended, but the service was disappointing.
- I planned to finish the project early, but unexpected issues arose.
- They wanted to stay longer, but they had to return home for work.