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Could you please, tell me if each sentence below is correct ?

1) They should buy that car, even though they don't like that pattern very much.

Even though they don't like that pattern very much, they should buy that car.

However they don't like that pattern very much, they should buy that car.

They should buy that car; however they don't like that pattern very much.

In spite of they don't like that pattern very much, they should buy that car.

2) Even though he waved to his mother on the street, she didn't look at him.

As he waved to his mother on the street, she didn't look at him.

3) As Kevin explained the subject, the students asked questions.

Thank you very much,

Zenah

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

1) They should buy that car, even though they don't like that pattern very much. -- Yes

Even though they don't like that pattern very much, they should buy that car. -- Yes

However they don't like that pattern very much, they should buy that car.-- No

They should buy that car; however they don't like that pattern very much.-- Yes

In spite of they don't like that pattern very much, they should buy that car.-- No

2) Even though he waved to his mother on the street, she didn't look at him.-- Yes

As he waved to his mother on the street, she didn't look at him. -- Yes

3) As Kevin explained the subject, the students asked questions. -- Yes

Anonymous · Answer

Mister Micawber,

Thank you very much for the help.

Best wishes,

Zenah

Clive · Answer

Hi,

They should buy that car, even though they don't like that pattern very much.

I haven't heard the word 'pattern' used like this for cars. What I hear is

make eg it's a Toyota

model eg it's a (Toyota) Corolla

style eg it has 4 doors

Best wishes, Clive

Anonymous · Answer

Hi, Clive

Thank you for the additional information.

Best wishes,

Zenah

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