關於Alternatives的意思和用法的提問

A: In the specific case, the only word that can totally substitute it is “yet”:

I decided to stay with him, yet something feels wrong about it

Yet, you can rearrange sentences to find alternatives:

- I tried that new videogame, but it was not so interesting.
- I tried that new videogame. It was not so interesting, though.

- You gave me a bad advice, but I will keep listening to you.
- Despite you gave me a bad advice, I will keep listening to you.
- Even if you gave me a bad advice, I will keep listening to you.
- You gave me a bad advice. However, I will keep listening to you.

A: https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/good

A: To be allowed to do something
to get consent
to give green light to something ( idiom )
to be given the chance to do sth ( idiom )
go ahead
( e.g when you ask someone if they allow you to ask them a question about sth :
A: Can I ask you a more personal question?
B: Sure, go ahead. )

to authorize
to grant access

A: "those who" is commonly used.

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: "That's a shame"
"That sucks"

A: "Interesting..."
"Hmmm...."
"Gotcha."
"Fair enough."
"Fair point."
"You don't say!" (depends on context)
"Huh." (not used as a question here)

Actually, all of these depend on context, but they're a start.