Understanding Nonetheless, Nevertheless, and However

What is the meaning of the word 'nonetheless'?

• Nonetheless means 'in agreement; accordingly.'

• Nonetheless means 'in the beginning; initially.'

• Nonetheless means 'in spite of that; nevertheless.'

• Nonetheless means 'without a doubt; certainly.'

Provide an example of using the word 'nonetheless' in a sentence.

• Nonetheless, she decided to go on the trip despite the bad weather forecast.

• However, she decided to go on the trip nonetheless the bad weather forecast.

• In addition, she nonethelessly decided to go on the trip despite the bad weather forecast.

Explain the usage of 'nevertheless' in a sentence.

• She was tired; nevertheless, she stopped working.

• She was nevertheless tired; consequently, she continued working.

• She was tired; nevertheless, she continued working.

Can 'however' be used interchangeably with 'nonetheless' and 'nevertheless'?

• Maybe

• Yes

• No

Give an example of using 'however' to contrast two ideas in a sentence.

• I love going to the beach; however, I love the cold weather.

• I love going to the beach; however, I love getting sunburned.

• I love going to the beach; however, I prefer staying indoors.

• I love going to the beach; however, I don't like getting sunburned.

Explain the meaning of 'nevertheless' and its usage in formal writing.

• Nevertheless means 'in spite of that' or 'however' and is used to introduce a contrasting statement in formal writing.

• Nevertheless means 'similarly' and is used to introduce a comparison in formal writing.

• Nevertheless means 'without a doubt' and is used to introduce a statement of certainty in formal writing.

• Nevertheless means 'in addition to that' and is used to introduce a supporting statement in formal writing.

What is the key difference between 'nonetheless' and 'nevertheless' in terms of their usage?

• Nonetheless is used to express agreement, while nevertheless is used to express disagreement

• Nonetheless is used in formal writing, while nevertheless is used in informal writing

• The key difference is that 'nonetheless' indicates contrast or contradiction, while 'nevertheless' indicates 'in spite of'.

• Nonetheless is used to indicate concession, while nevertheless is used to indicate contrast

Karen is rich; ____, her cousin Kate is poor.

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 Jack wasn't tired. ___, he took a nap

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Phil was not thirsty; ___, he drank five glasses of water.

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