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Yes, but when you re-write the sentence beginning with "nothing but," you get a wierd sentence that a native speaker probably wouldn't use. There are many better and easier ways to say it.
like maybe:
"Except for that one song, there is nothing to like about that band."
Yes, but when you re-write the sentence beginning with "nothing but," you get a wierd sentence that a native speaker probably wouldn't use. There are many better and easier ways to say it.
like maybe:
"Except for that one song, there is nothing to like about that band."
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