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HUBLOT Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

"after all" / "in spite of" someone's efforts

Hello.

- in spite of someone's efforts
- after all someone's efforts

Here is an example of each phrase:



  

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Thank you for posting those examples. CJ

  • Thank you for posting those examples.
  • CJ
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Thank you for posting those examples. Emotion: wink

CJ
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- in spite of someone's efforts
- after all someone's efforts

Do these two phrases mean the same thing?
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HUBLOTDo these two phrases mean the same thing?
They are similar, but not necessarily the same.
In spite of someone's efforts is usually used in instances where someone tried very hard, but was unsuccessful.
After all someone's efforts could be used in an instance where someone was eventually successful. It could also be used
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HUBLOT- in spite of someone's efforts- after all someone's efforts Do these two phrases mean the same thing?
Oh! You had a question! You didn't say. I guess Blue Jay answered it while I was taking a dinner break.
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Blue Jay,

Thanks a lot for the response.

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CalifJim,

I forgot to put the question in my first post.

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