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Not now, I am going to work.

Is this word used often or not?

The car is in front of the house, not behind.

Tonight we are watching a movie at home, not at the cinema.

Our teacher tells us that grammar is important, but not more important than practice.

I like going to the cinema with a small group of friends, not with many people.

My friend (male) says that he is used to the traffic of the city, but I am not yet.

When I get off the bus, I take care to step first onto the sidewalk and not onto the road.

Our teacher tells us that it is good to read classic books too, not only modern ones.

Many people prefer to raise their children in a suburb and not in the center.

This is an English book, not a Greek one.

I write with a pencil and not with a pen.

This rule applies only at the university, not at the office.

In the washing machine I put detergent and fabric softener, but not a lot.

We also put a little vinegar in the salad, not only olive oil.

After the meal I want a small ice cream, not another dessert.

I put a little salt and pepper in the soup, but not much.

At the supermarket I put the groceries in the cart, not in the basket.

Don’t misunderstand what I said; I was tired, not angry.

I want to see you in person, not only on the video call.

I want the blue one, not the red one.

In the fridge we have minced meat for pasta, but not enough parsley.

Her fiancé wants a simple wedding band, not something very expensive.

Before giving approval, the employee checked whether the passport was valid and not expired.

In the sandwich I put a little mustard and a little mayonnaise, but not much.

I need a solution that is meaningful and not just something unnecessary.

I try to combine work with studying, but not so much that I get tired every evening.

I want the gray one, not the blue one.

In the morning I drink coffee and eat yogurt with cinnamon, not with sugar.

It’s probably better for you to take the bus today, not a taxi.

I get a better result when I study a little every day and not only before class.

I put water in my mug and not in the glass.

Before you go to the office, check whether your passport is still valid and not expired.

I want a meaningful answer, not just a “maybe.”

The girl says that she wants only vanilla, not chocolate.

If the curtain happens to fall, I know the curtain rod is the problem and not the shutter.

Do you intend to talk to the teacher after class or not?

I prefer a plain dress for the office and not something very bold.

I need a meaningful answer and not just a “maybe.”

Basically I want to rest tonight, not go out.

Don’t forget your container in the fridge; the platter is for everyone, not just for you.

At the station I take the escalator, not the elevator.

The soap dish is behind the tap, not inside the shower.

This word here begins with a lowercase letter and not with a capital.

In the singular we say “the student,” not “the students.”

I didn’t even feel awkwardness, because their attitude was full of politeness and not indifference.

It is difficult, of course, but not impossible.

I submitted the claim, but not the testimony.

I want fun, not a fight.

I prefer a debit card, not a credit or prepaid card.