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I came across this example about "けど":

> 野菜{やさい}は好{す}きじゃないだけど体{からだ}にいいから食{た}べる。

This example feels wrong to me because the "だ" before "けど" doesn't have to be
there; indeed there is already "じゃない". Can someone can confirm that for me?

By extrapolating is it true that putting "だけど" (or ですけど、だが、ですが) instead of
"けど" (or が) after a "conjugated" adjective (しずかだっただけど...,しずかじゃありませんだけど...,
おもしろくないだけど..., おもしろかっただけど..., おもしろかったですだけど...) is wrong ?

Thanks you in advance for your help !
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grammar conjunctions
けど・が with "conjugated" adjective
So to close this topic, and tanks to the comment below and the advises of my
japanese teacher, I can confirm you that you d'ont have to add a "だ" or a "です"
before "けど" or "が" when used after an adjective already combined with a
coppula.

For exemple, this is right :

  * しずかですけど...
  * しずかだったけど...
  * しずかじゃありませんが...
  * おもしろくないけど...
  * おもしろくありませんでしたが...
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