CONNECTORS REPHRASING

She has plenty of money, but she is very mean. Rephrase using 'Although'.

• Although she has plenty of money, she is very mean.

• Although she is very mean, she has no money.

• Although she has plenty of money, she is very generous.

• Although she is very mean, she has little money.

I didn’t buy the car, even though I had the money. Rephrase using 'Despite'.

• Despite having the money, I didn’t buy the car.

• Despite I had the money, I didn’t buy the car.

• Despite of having the money, I didn’t buy the car.

• Despite I have the money, I didn’t buy the car.

She never takes any kind of exercise, but she is quite fit and healthy. Rephrase using 'Even though'.

• Even though she never takes any kind of exercise, she is quite fit and healthy.

• Even though she is quite fit and healthy, she never takes any kind of exercise.

• Even though she is not fit and healthy, she takes exercise.

• Even though she takes a lot of exercise, she is not fit and healthy.

They have a car but they rarely use it. Rephrase using 'Although'.

• Although they have a car, they rarely use it.

• Although they rarely use it, they have a car.

• Although they have a car, they use it often.

• Although they rarely have a car, they use it.

They went out for a walk, even though the weather was bad. Rephrase using 'In spite of'.

• In spite of the bad weather, they went out for a walk.

• In spite of going out, the weather was bad.

• In spite of walking, the weather became bad.

• In spite of the walk, they had bad weather.

Despite being innocent he was sent to prison. Rephrase using 'Although'.

• Although he was innocent, he was sent to prison.

• Although he was sent to prison, he was innocent.

• Although he was innocent, he did not go to prison.

• Although he was guilty, he was sent to prison.

A lot of people buy those houses, even though the prices are high. Rephrase using 'Despite'.

• Despite the high prices, a lot of people buy those houses.

• Despite a lot of people, the prices are high for those houses.

• Despite buying those houses, the prices are high for a lot of people.

• Despite the houses being bought, the prices are high for a lot of people.

Our coach didn’t arrive late, even though the traffic was terrible. Rephrase using 'In spite of'.

• In spite of the terrible traffic, our coach didn’t arrive late.

• In spite of the terrible traffic, our coach arrived late.

• In spite of the terrible traffic, our coach was delayed.

• In spite of the terrible traffic, our coach was cancelled.

People continue to smoke, even though they know the dangers. Rephrase using 'In spite of'. - In spite of _____________.

• In spite of knowing the dangers, people continue to smoke.

• In spite of people continue to smoke, knowing the dangers.

• In spite of the dangers, people knowing to smoke.

• In spite of people knowing, the dangers continue to smoke.

Despite being very tired, he stayed out late. Rephrase using 'Although'.

• Although he was very tired, he stayed out late.

• Although he stayed out late, he was very tired.

• Although he was not tired, he stayed out late.

• Although he stayed in, he was very tired.