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do we always have to use word 'despite' with noun following -ing form of verb.... i am bit confused to use this word coz some people they use without -ing form of verb jus directly? eg. despite the reports and investigation, cases remained same
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Hi, do we always have to use word 'despite' with noun following -ing form of verb.. i am bit confused to use this word coz some people they use without -ing form of verb jus directly? eg.
- Hi, do we always have to use word 'despite' with noun following -ing form of verb..
- i am bit confused to use this word coz some people they use without -ing form of verb jus directly?
- eg.
- despite the reports and investigation, cases remained same Such sentences are very common.
- eg Despite the rain, he went out.
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Hi,
do we always have to use word 'despite' with noun following -ing form of verb.. i am bit confused to use this word coz some people they use without -ing form of verb jus directly? eg. despite the reports and investigation, cases remained same
Such sentences are very common.
do we always have to use word 'despite' with noun following -ing form of verb.. i am bit confused to use this word coz some people they use without -ing form of verb jus directly? eg. despite the reports and investigation, cases remained same
Such sentences are very common.
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