How to use "however" and "while" in the same sentence
Please someone tell me, the is usage of "however" and "while" grammatically correct and is it natural way of connecting two phrases. Even though both of words are familiar to me separately, I seldom if ever use both words in the same sentence.
However, there are certain critics who conjecture that the developed countries should not assist the less-developed nations in developing their infrastructure, while I contend that such practices are of paramount importance in order to improve social well-being of the world.
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What you have written is OK, but 'however' needs to refer to something in the earlier context. eg Many developed countries assist less-developed nations. However , there are certain critics who conjecture that the developed countries should not assist the less-developed nations in developing their infrastructure, while I contend that such practices are of paramount importance in order to improve the social well-being of the world.
- What you have written is OK, but 'however' needs to refer to something in the earlier context.
- eg Many developed countries assist less-developed nations.
- However , there are certain critics who conjecture that the developed countries should not assist the less-developed nations in developing their infrastructure, while I contend that such practices are of paramount importance in order to improve the social well-being of the world.
- Clive
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What you have written is OK, but 'however' needs to refer to something in the earlier context.
eg Many developed countries assist less-developed nations. However, there are certain critics who conjecture that the developed countries should not assist the less-developed nations in developing their infrastructure, while I contend that such practices are of paramount
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