However and Nevertheless

Mr.Smith loves her children so much. She's sometimes very strict.

• Mr.Smith loves her children so much. However, she's sometimes very strict.

• Mr.Smith loves her children so much. She, however, is sometimes very strict.

• Mr.Smith loves her children so much. However. She's sometimes very strict.

• Mr.Smith loves her children so much. She's sometimes very strict. However.

We can go there by bus. It is not the only way.

• We can go there by bus. It is not the only way. Nevertheless,

• We can go there by bus. Nevertheless. It is not the only way.

• We can go there by bus. It,nevertheless, is not the only way.

• We can go there by bus. It is not the only way. Nevertheless.

My newphone costs a lot of money to buy. It isn't as good as I expected.

• My newphone costs a lot of money to buy. It isn't as good as I expected. However.

• My newphone costs a lot of money to buy. However, it isn't as good as I expected.

• My newphone costs a lot of money to buy.however. It isn't as good as I expected.

• My newphone costs a lot of money to buy. It isn't as good as I expected, however.

It is hard to find a parking lot near here on Sunday. I think we can find one.

• It is hard to find a parking lot near here on Sunday, however/Nevertheless, I think we can find one.

• It is hard to find a parking lot near here on Sunday. However/Nevertheless, I think we can find one.

• It is hard to find a parking lot near here on Sunday. I think we can find one. However/nevertheless.

• It is hard to find a parking lot near here on Sunday. I however/Nevertheless think we can find one.

My mother wants to go to Paris in this summer. My dad wants to go to Berlin.

• However/ Nevertheless. My mother wants to go to Paris in this summer. My dad wants to go to Berlin.

• My mother wants to go to Paris in this summer. My dad, however/nevertheless, wants to go to Berlin.

• My mother wants to go to Paris in this summer. My dad wants to go to Berlin.however/nevertheless.

• My mother wants to go to Paris in this summer. however/nevertheless. My dad wants to go to Berlin.

Jane doesn't like salads. She likes vegetables.

• Jane doesn't like salads. She likes vegetables.nevetheless/however.

• Jane doesn't like salads. however/nevertheless. She likes vegetables.

• Jane doesn't like salads. However/Nevertheless, she likes vegetables.

• Jane doesn't like salads. She likes however/nevertheless, vegetables.

My father loves watching football match. He never plays football.

• My father loves watching football match. He never plays football.nevertheless/ however.

• My father loves watching however/nevertheless/ football match. He never plays football.

• My father loves watching football match. He never plays football, however/nevertheless.

Jim is good at English. He is not the best student.

• Jim is good at English. He is not the best student, however/Nevertheless,

• Jim is good at English. He is not the best student, nevertheless/however.

• Jim is good at English, however/nevertheless, He is not the best student.

• Jim is good at English. He is not ,however/nevertheless,the best student.