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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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He known nothing about Science despite...

Which of the following sentences is correct?

1: He known nothing about Science despite of being a science teacher.

2: He known nothing about Science despite being a science teacher.
  

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2: He KNOW S nothing about Science despite being a science teacher.

— Marius Hancu

  • 2: He KNOW S nothing about Science despite being a science teacher.
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2: He KNOWS nothing about Science despite being a science teacher.
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Do the following sentences mean the same thing?

1: He knows nothing about Science despite being a science teacher.

2: He knows nothing about Science in spite of being a science teacher.
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Yes, they have the same meaning. I would not capitalize Science. There's nothing in there to make it a proper noun.

You can add "... even though he is a..." as another equivalent expression.
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Jackson6612Do the following sentences mean the same thing?

1: He knows nothing about Science despite being a science teacher.

2: He knows nothing about Science in spite of being a science teacher.
Hi Jackson

You write 'Science' but 'science teacher'. As Barb
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Yoong LiatHi Jackson

You write 'Science' but 'science teacher'. As Barbara says, there is no need to capitalize 'science'.
You can capitalize 'science' if it is part of a name, for example, 'Science Department".

Thank you, Yoong.

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