3 Examples Of Compound Sentences Using "But"

3 examples of compound sentences using "but"

 

Answer:

ANA IS BEAUTIFUL BUT KATH IS THE MOST BEUTIFUL

ABBY IS HAPPY BUT LIZA IS VERY HAPPY

ADRIAN IS HANDSOME  BUT ALDRIN IS THE MOST HANSOME

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