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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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although or while

0 01u00Although/While02u00 "something old" represents the bride's life before her marriage, "something new" means good fortune and success in the bride's new life.02br
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00Which should I use here, Although or While? Is it possible that both of them do fit here? Thanks. 0-
  

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0One clause is in contrast with the other, that's why the appropriate conjunction here is 'while' (or 'whereas'), in the sense of 'on the other hand'. 02br 02br 00'Although' has a different meaning and could be used if we wanted to make one of the facts surprising. 0-

  • 0One clause is in contrast with the other, that's why the appropriate conjunction here is 'while' (or 'whereas'), in the sense of 'on the other hand'.
  • 02br 02br 00'Although' has a different meaning and could be used if we wanted to make one of the facts surprising.
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0One clause is in contrast with the other, that's why the appropriate conjunction here is 'while' (or 'whereas'), in the sense of 'on the other hand'. 02br
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00'Although' has a different meaning and could be used if we wanted to make one of the facts surprising. It would amount to saying 'in spite of the fact that'.0-
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0 Conchita, thansk for the explanation, but which fits here better? 0-
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0As I said in my first post, 'while' is more appropriate (suitable).0-
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0Thanks, Conchita.0-

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