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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
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Nevertheless
Could you use Nevertheless in the following sentence, or is it another word?
1 He's the most famous homless person in hollywood, nevertheless he's homeless.
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1 He's the most famous homless person in hollywood, nevertheless he's homeless.
thank you
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Hi, Could you use Nevertheless in the following sentence, or is it another word? 1 He's the most famous homless person in hollywood, nevertheless he's homeless. 'Nevertheless' is not a conjunction, so don't use it to join two sentences into one.
- Hi, Could you use Nevertheless in the following sentence, or is it another word?
- 1 He's the most famous homless person in hollywood, nevertheless he's homeless.
- 'Nevertheless' is not a conjunction, so don't use it to join two sentences into one.
- Other than that, you can use the word here if you want to.
- I'd put a comma after it.
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Hi,
Could you use Nevertheless in the following sentence, or is it another word?
1 He's the most famous homless person in hollywood, nevertheless he's homeless.
'Nevertheless' is not a conjunction, so don't use it to join two sentences into one. Other than that, you can use the word here if you want to. I'd put a comma after it.
Could you use Nevertheless in the following sentence, or is it another word?
1 He's the most famous homless person in hollywood, nevertheless he's homeless.
'Nevertheless' is not a conjunction, so don't use it to join two sentences into one. Other than that, you can use the word here if you want to. I'd put a comma after it.
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