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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar correction

Despite the heavy snow he is still on smile.
  

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First of all, when we use despite we need not use still . I think you want this: Despite being in heavy snow,he smiles.

— Vsuresh

  • First of all, when we use despite we need not use still .
  • I think you want this: Despite being in heavy snow,he smiles.
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First of all, when we use despite we need not use still.

I think you want this:
Despite being in heavy snow,he smiles.
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Despite being in heavy snow, he smiles.
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tamguatlayDespite being in heavy snow, he smiles.
I wonder if "being in" is necessary.

The OP's sentence is "Despite the heavy snow, he still smiles".

Thanks.
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tamguatlayI wonder if "being in" is necessary.
You are right.
I presumed the person was experiencing it, for otherwise I could not make much sense out of it.
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