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A Dollar Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is there any Gramatical rules for these words
Is there any Gramatical rules for these words when I use it in writing (Despite - In spite - Although - Becouse of )
What is the rules?
*I will be very delight if you give me an Examples.
What is the rules?
*I will be very delight if you give me an Examples.
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There are no rules specific to those words, Dollar. Use 'despite' or ' in spite of ', but don't mix them up. They have the same meaning.
- There are no rules specific to those words, Dollar.
- Use 'despite' or ' in spite of ', but don't mix them up.
- They have the same meaning.
- 'Bec a use' is spelt thus.
- Despite, in spite of, and because of are all prepositions so they are followed by nouns or noun phrases.
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There are no rules specific to those words, Dollar.
Use 'despite' or 'in spite of', but don't mix them up. They have the same meaning. 'Because' is spelt thus.
Despite, in spite of, and because of are all prepositions so they are followed by nouns or noun phrases. Although is a conjunction, and is followed by a clause.
Use 'despite' or 'in spite of', but don't mix them up. They have the same meaning. 'Because' is spelt thus.
Despite, in spite of, and because of are all prepositions so they are followed by nouns or noun phrases. Although is a conjunction, and is followed by a clause.
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