@gregorykt5 : "but", here is a linker of contrast. as if for example "I like football but i don´t like hockey" The problem is that from the grammatical point of view should have been : "girls of the road have been around, but are they versed in the truth?
@gregorykt5 : "but", here is a linker of contrast. as if for example "I like football but i don´t like hockey" The problem is that from the grammatical point of view should have been : "girls of the road have been around, but are they versed in the truth?
Can someone explain the meaning of “Been around but are versed in the truth”?
I do understand both parts of the sentence but what is the "but" for?
I do understand both parts of the sentence but what is the "but" for?
@gregorykt5 : "but", here is a linker of contrast. as if for example "I like football but i don´t like hockey" The problem is that from the grammatical point of view should have been : "girls of the road have been around, but are they versed in the truth?
@gregorykt5 : "but", here is a linker of contrast. as if for example "I like football but i don´t like hockey" The problem is that from the grammatical point of view should have been : "girls of the road have been around, but are they versed in the truth?