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How do you use but in a sentence?

"I love to eat pizza, but I'm trying to eat healthier these days."

Here's how "but" is used in the sentence:

* It connects two contrasting ideas. The first idea is that the speaker loves pizza. The second idea is that they are trying to eat healthier.

* It creates a sense of opposition. Eating pizza and eating healthy are generally considered opposites.

* It shows a change in direction or thought. The speaker is acknowledging their love for pizza, but then shifts to talking about their efforts to eat healthier.

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