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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Writing?

1. Inspite of being hot, we worked on.

2. Inspite of it being hot, we worked on.

Are both acceptable? Is the first dangling? Thanks in advance.

  

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anonymous Inspite That should be two words. In spite . Both OK.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Inspite That should be two words.
  • In spite .
  • Both OK.
  • Different meanings.
  • anonymous 1.
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anonymous Inspite

That should be two words. In spite.

Both OK. Different meanings.

anonymous1. In spite of being hot, we worked on.

We were hot.

anonymous2. In spite of it being hot, we worked on.

The weather was hot.

CJ

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