Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "However"

A: "However" is used to introduce a statement that conflicts or contrasts with a statement just made (e.g. in the previous sentence). It has a meaning similar to "but".

The main difference is that "but" is normally used as a conjunction to connect two clauses together within a sentence, whereas "however" normally appears in a separate sentence (at the start or end of the sentence).

Example: "Michael's tests scores have greatly improved this year. However, his mathematics score is still lower than the class average."

A: We use is cause information is singular here. We're talking about information, not websites, got it?
But the term is uncountable and this also plays a role

A: Despite anything; in spite of that; nevertheless...
Example:
The book is expensive; however, it's worth it.

A: the house is pretty on the outside, however it is scary in the inside.
i really liked the movie, however its not my favorite.

A: @Beyzena Tom couldn't bribe Mary. However, he tried. (CK)

 Tom has money. However, he's not all that happy. (CK)

 The concert was short. However, it was very good. (CK)

 Tom always behaves himself well. However, Mary does not. (CK)

 That job wasn't very interesting. However, the pay was good. (CK)

A: She likes vegetables, however if they’re steamed she does not.

He drives to work, however if its nice out he rides his bike.

However you look at it

However you can get it done

A: However has the same usage as ただし in japanese.

http://learnjapanesedaily.com/jlpt-n2-grammar/jlpt-n2-grammar-lesson-34.html
This is a japanese learning site but you can find examples on however.

A: I tried to run, however I tried and fell.

A: I really enjoyed that movie. However, I prefer the book.

A: They can mean the same thing, however "but" dosen't sound as classy, so in more formal situations or in book you see "however" used more.

However and also be used to say something like "regardless" like in this following sentence. "The test match, however, continued despite protests from both the teams."

You can also use "however" at the start of a new sentence, however "but" can't correctly be used at the start of a sentence. It's important to note that English speakers do break this rule all the time and use "but at the start of a sentence, but in texts or speech where correct grammar is important you want to use "however".

Hope this helps!😊

A: however is generally used in a way in order to contradict what was previously stated but so far is used to state that everything is going one way

I like cats. However dogs are pretty good too

everything is going according to plan so far or so far everything is going according to plan

A: ‘However’ is used in the sense of ‘nevertheless’. On the other hand, the word ‘but’ is used as a conjunction between two sentences and can be used in the sense of "although".


We waited for him for a long time, but he did not turn up.

We were supposed to go the party last night; however, it was called off much to our surprise.

A: But, However, and Nevertheless are pretty much the same. They are links in between sentences that contradict each other or make something clear.
"I like sweets, but I don't like ice cream."
"She needs to leave, however she's still here."
"I have a blanket, nevertheless I'm still cold."

A: They're not exactly the same but are very similar.

- However means "but"
- Although means "in spite of the fact that..."

The two words are not always interchangeable because they require different grammar.

- Although the weather was cold, we decided to go to the beach.
- We decided to go to the beach. However, the weather was cold.

A: Similar meaning, but “however” can only be used at the beginning of the sentence. “But” should be used in the middle of a sentence.


Example

That dog is normally hyper, but he played a lot so right now he’s tired

That dog is normally hyper. However, he played a lot today so he’s tired.

There are cases where I would say “however” could be used in a different place

Example

That dog is normally hyper. Today he’s tired, however, because he played a lot


“However” is more commonly used in written language that colloquial

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