Although, In spite of

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although she was ill, she still went to school

• Despite being ill, she still went to school.

• Despite ill, she still went to school.

• In spite being ill, she still went to school.

• In spite of she was ill, she still went to school

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although she was ill, she still went to school

• Despite she was ill, she still went to school.

• Despite her illness, she still went to school.

• In spite of be ill, she still went to school.

• In spite of being illness, she still went to school.

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although he is poor, he is still playful.

• Despite being poorly, he is still playful.

• Though being poor, he is still playful.

• In spite of being poverty, he is still playful.

• In spite of being poor, he is still playful.

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although he is poor, he is still playful.

• Despite being poorly, he is still playful.

• Though being poor, he is still playful.

• In spite of being poverty, he is still playful.

• In spite of his poverty, he is still playful.

Choose the right sentence that has the different meaning as the given sentence.

Although he is poor, he is still playful.

• In spite of to be poor , he is still playful.

• Poor as he is, he is still playful.

• In spite of being poor, he is still playful.

• In spite of his poverty, he is still playful.

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although he was sick, he still played volleyball.

• Although his sickness, he still played volleyball.

• Despite his sickness, he still played volleyball.

• Despite he was sick, he still played volleyball.

• Even though his being sick, he still played volleyball.

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although he was sick, he still played volleyball.

• Although his sickness, he still played volleyball.

• Sick as he was, he still played volleyball.

• Despite he was sick, he still played volleyball.

• Even though his being sick, he still played volleyball.

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although he is fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite he is fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite being fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite his fine, he can still get sick.

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Although he is fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite he is fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite to being fine, he can still get sick.

• Despite his fineness, he can still get sick.

Choose the right sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence.

Though she is beautiful, everybody hates her.

• Although being beautiful, everybody hates her.

• In spite of she is beautiful, everybody hates her.

• Despite being beautiful, everybody hates her.

• Despite her beauty, everybody hates her.