using "but" as a preposition

An English teacher explains how the word "but" can be used as a preposition in addition to its use as a conjunction.

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[@pie582]

What an interesting usage of but. Thanks for this lesson teacher! I watch you from Brazil 🇧🇷

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That was a very good lesson! I didn't know that you could use the word but as a preposition!

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I used to learn this before my memory still works

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[@shahjehankhan912]

Very common usage but confusing for learners .
Excellent explanation

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thank you

[@tapesh_kumar_soni]

Everything but shoes ____ (was/were) not there.
???

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Thanks

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[@mastercorsair7910]

I have everything but the ketchup. We can also say it in russian. But that would be so informal and most situations when you will be going to use it in only conversation with your friends.
У меня есть все, но кетчуп...
It's important to leave there three dots in writing while speaking we would show it with our emotions

[@elenachudakova2234]

Вы не правы. I have everything but the ketchup переводится - У меня есть всё, кроме кетчупа (У меня есть всё, но нет кетчупа). В начале видео Паул объяснил это, но Вы не поняли сути. Everything was good but the salad. (Всё было хорошо, но не салат /кроме салата/). То есть but = НО НЕ в такого рода предложениях.

[@awd6975]

very guud

[@hintergarten]

Everyone but me wanted Tai food for lunch. Is this example correct? But as a preposition.

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Yes, very good example! However, the spelling for Thai food is missing an “h.”

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[@erhanertan6421]

I dont understand second chapter. In first example,
"Everything was good BUT NOT the salad." BUT is prep
"Everything was good , BUT the salad wasn't." BUT is conjunction and we should put coma there
In second example,
"She has everything BUT her shoes." BUT is prep
"She has everything , BUT NOT her shoes." Should be coma or not? Is it prep or conjunction???
"She has everything , BUT she doesn't have her shoes." BUT is conjunction and we should put come there.
Thnks your answers.

[@mubeenbandeli8041]

Sir , would you please teach us the difference between the sentences like I have no money and I don't have money. We have no solution and we don't have any solution. They have no answer to this question and they don't have any answer to this question

[@mattiagiacomino6542]

I feel you could do the same thing with nothing, right?

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You always teach something I can learn. In this time, I learned about the verb To have that that in negative form is "have". She has/she doesn't have. I should have learned before but I paid attention now.

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