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John gave me an icecream. However, I didn't take it.
John gave me an icecream. Despite, I didn't take it.
John gave me an icecream. Althought, I didn't take it.
John gave me an icecream. Nevertheless, I didn't take it.
are these sentece correct? Do they mean the same thing?
John gave me an icecream. Despite, I didn't take it.
John gave me an icecream. Althought, I didn't take it.
John gave me an icecream. Nevertheless, I didn't take it.
are these sentece correct? Do they mean the same thing?
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First, they are all illogical and should read: John offered me an icecream. However, I didn't take it. (X) John offered me an icecream.
- First, they are all illogical and should read: John offered me an icecream.
- However, I didn't take it.
- (X) John offered me an icecream.
- Despite, I didn't take it.
- (X) John offered me an icecream.
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First, they are all illogical and should read:
John offered me an icecream. However, I didn't take it.
(X) John offered me an icecream. Despite, I didn't take it.
(X) John offered me an icecream. Although, I didn't take it.
John offered me an icecream. Nevertheless, I didn't take it.
John offered me an icecream. However, I didn't take it.
(X) John offered me an icecream. Despite, I didn't take it.
(X) John offered me an icecream. Although, I didn't take it.
John offered me an icecream. Nevertheless, I didn't take it.
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