0
Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Nevertheless vs despite

As an example

He said my parents are the best teachers of my life.

I wanted to say.

Inspite of having good teachers you haven't learned anything good so far.

Nevertheless you haven't learned anything good so far.


Which one is correct please give me a little idea of usage about nevertheless, inspite of, and despite.

Thanks a lot.

  

Top answer

Liton Das He said my parents are the best teachers of my life. " or He said (that) his parents are/were the best teachers of/in his life. Liton Das I wanted to say.

— GPY

  • Liton Das He said my parents are the best teachers of my life.
  • " or He said (that) his parents are/were the best teachers of/in his life.
  • Liton Das I wanted to say.
  • Inspite of having good teachers you haven't learned anything good so far.
  • Nevertheless you haven't learned anything good so far.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

1 Answers
0
Liton DasHe said my parents are the best teachers of my life.

I think you mean:

He said "My parents are the best teachers of/in my life."

or

He said (that) his parents are/were the best teachers of/in his life.

Liton DasI wanted to say.
Inspite of having good teachers you haven't learned anythi
0

Related Questions