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Aradhana Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Please evaluate this senentence

________ Tina injured her leg, she is still playing baseball.
(A) But
(B) Yet
(C) Despite
(D) Although

ans C
  

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No. Despite is usually followed by a noun. What you need is a subordinating conjunction.

— RandomGuy

  • No.
  • Despite is usually followed by a noun.
  • What you need is a subordinating conjunction.
  • Does that change your answer?
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No. Despite is usually followed by a noun. What you need is a subordinating conjunction. Does that change your answer?
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