Which word is the conjunction in this sentence? Gee, I would like to go to the circus, but I do not have enough money for a ticket. A. for B. but C. Gee D. not

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Which word is the conjunction in this sentence?

Gee, I would like to go to the circus, but I do not have enough money for a ticket.

A.
for

B.
but

C.
Gee

D.
not

English
middle-school

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But, but is not but, rather b.u.t.t XD I'm just kidding, it's but.. but

Oliver Frost answered Feb 16, 2016

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"But" is the conjunction.

Gkusner answered Feb 20, 2016

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