Understanding the Contrast: However vs Although

Continue the sentence using however: Your ideas are nonsense.........

• However, I understand your point of view.

• However, I don't agree with you.

• However, I like ice cream.

• However, the sky is green.

Define the word 'although' and provide an example of its usage in a sentence.

• Although the sun was shining so bright, they stayed indoors.

• Although she was tired, he decided to go sleeping.

• Although the food was delicious, they finish their meal.

• Although it was raining, they decided to go for a walk in the park.

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

• She was tired; however, she stopped working.

• She was tired; however, she was also tired.

• She was tired; however, she continued working.

• She was tired; although, she continued working.

Give an example of using 'although' to show contrast in a sentence.

• Although the store was closed, she went home.

• Although he was hungry, he ate a big meal.

• Although it was raining, she went for a walk.

• Although it was sunny, she stayed indoors.

What is the key difference between 'however' and 'although' in terms of their usage?

• 'however' is used for contrast or transition, while 'although' is used for concession or contrast.

• 'however' is used for concession, while 'although' is used for transition.

• 'however' is used for comparison, while 'although' is used for contrast.

• 'however' is used for emphasis, while 'although' is used for clarification.

Explain a common mistake people make when using 'however' instead of 'although'.

• Using 'however' at the end of a sentence instead of 'although' is a common mistake.

• People often use 'however' and 'although' interchangeably without considering the context.

• People often capitalize 'however' when it should be in lowercase.

• People often forget to include a comma after 'however' when it is used at the beginning of a sentence.

Explain a common mistake people make when using 'although' instead of 'however'.

• Neglecting to capitalize 'however' when used as a conjunction.

• Placing 'although' at the end of a sentence instead of at the beginning.

• Failing to use a comma after 'although' and starting a new sentence after 'however'.

• Using 'although' and 'however' interchangeably without considering their distinct meanings.

Provide a sentence where 'however' is correctly used to show contrast.

• I wanted to go for a walk; however, it started raining heavily.

• I wanted to go for a walk; however, I went to the beach instead.

• I wanted to go for a walk; however, I love walking.

• I wanted to go for a walk; however, I was tired.

Provide a sentence where 'although' is correctly used to show contrast.

• Although she was tired, she went for a run.

• Although the food was delicious, he didn't finish his plate.

• Although it was sunny, they decided to stay indoors.

• Although it was raining, they decided to go for a walk in the park.

Which one is correct?

• However I had a good score, I was studying.

• Although I was studying hard, I got bad scores.

• Although I wasn't studying, I had bad scores.

• I was studying however I got good scores.