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Compose sentences according to the model.

Use but for + noun/pronoun

Model 1: I don't want to tell you this, but I promised to.

But for my promise, I wouldn't tell you this.

Model 2: He didn't die. The operation saved him.

But for the operation he would have died.

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Guess the grammar form

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Convenient vs Comfortable

Another infamous pair "comfortable" and "convenient".

Comfortable usually describes physical feeling. When you feel good and relax using something (shoes, clothes, furniture)

My trainers are really comfortable.

Convenient is not about feelings. It is used when something suits you (time, place, traffic routes).

Having the supermarket next to my house is very convenient.

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