UH 1 Contrast Conjunctions XII IPA 1

We enjoyed our holiday.

It rained a lot.

What is the best combination of the two sentences?

• Even though we enjoyed our holiday, it rained a lot.

• Even though it rained a lot, we enjoyed our holiday.

• Despite we enjoyed our holiday, it rained a lot.

• In spite of the fact that the rain, we enjoyed our holiday.

• But we enjoyed our holiday, yet it rained a lot.

The house isn't very nice.

She likes the garden.

What is the best combination of the two sentences?

• The house isn't very nice, despite, she likes the garden.

• The house isn't very nice, she likes the garden although.

• Although the house isn't very nice, she likes the garden.

• But the house isn't very nice, she likes the garden anyway.

• In spite of she likes the garden, the house isn't very nice.

Which one is the most correct sentence?

• I had never seen her before, but I recognised her from the photograph anyway.

• I had never seen her before, even though I recognised her from the photograph.

• Nevertheless I had never seen her before, I recognised her from the photograph.

• Despite I had never seen her before, I recognised her from the photograph.

• I recognised her from the photograph, in spite of I had never seen her before.

Which one is correct?

• The story was silly. Nonetheless, I could enjoy the film.

• Nevertheless the story was silly, I could enjoy the film.

• The story was silly. Despite, I enjoy the film.

• I could enjoy the film. In spite of the story was silly.

• I could enjoy the film. Although the story was silly.

Which one is correct?

• People know that instant noodle are not healthy, but many people keep eating them anyway.

• Despite people know that instant noodles are not healthy, many people keep eating them.

• People know that instant noodles are not healthy, even though they keep eating them.

• People know that instant noodles are not healthy, much as they keep eating them.

• In spite of people know that instant noodles are not healthy, people keep eating them.

In spite of the high price of fuel, ................

• but people still keep buying it because of their need.

• but people keep buying it anyway because of their need.

• people keep buying it though because of their need.

• despite the fact that people keep buying it because of their need.

• people keep buying it because of their need.

He decided to go, ...........

• in spite of I begged him not to

• nevertheless I begged him not to

• but I begged him not to anyway

• even though I begged him not to

• despite I begged him not to

She walked home by herself, ..................

• in spite of the fact that it was dangerous

• even it was dangerous though

• despite it is dangerous

• but it was dangerous anyway

• it was dangerous although

They're coming next week, .............. I don't know which day.

• although

• despite

• in spite

• much

• whatever

................., she is taking a German language course.

• Despite the fact that she has to cope with two small daughters

• But she has to cope with two small daughters

• She has to cope with two small daughters

• In spite of she has to cope with two small daughters

• However she has to cope with two small daughters