Yet, instead of but ??
Marsha Alley
marshaalley at MSN.COM
Wed Jan 19 22:14:13 UTC 2005
Oops - forgot that little detail. Please ignore other grammar and punctuation - this was informal emailing:
"I know I've mentioned it before, yet there are amino acids that are great for cravings and they work."
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Subject: Re: Yet, instead of but ??
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Example?
Thanks,
Bethany
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005, Marsha Alley wrote:
>I have a friend who has begun to use "yet" to the exclusion of "but." I
remember early on in her usage I saw the same thing in print; alas, I
cannot remember where.
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