Despite/In spit of, Whereas, Although/ Even though, Nevertheless, However

Question	Answer
However 1 subject	Jane doesn't have much money. However, she bought an expensive car last week
However 2 subjects	Jane doesn't have much money. However, her sister, Mary, is quite rich.
However between 2 clauses 2 commas	Jane doesn't have much money, however, she bought an expensive car last week.
Nevertheless one subject starts the 2 sentence Comma	Jane doesn't have much money. Nevertheless, she bought an expensive car last week.
Despite/In spite of (Despite + this)	Jane doesn't have much money. Despite this, she bought an expensive car last week.
Despite/In spite of the fact that	Despite the fact that Jane doesn't have much money, she bought en expensive car last week.
Despite/In spite of + noun phrase	Despite her lack of money, Jane bought an expensive car last week.
Despite + ing	Despite not having much money, Jane bought an expensive car last week
Although/Even though start the 1 clause Comma after 1 clause	Although/even though Jane doesn't have much money, she bought an expensive car last week.
Though informal	Jane doesn't have much money. She bought an expensive car last week, though
Whereas Comma after 1clause	Whereas Jane doesn't have much money, her sister is quite rich
Whereas is used to contrast 2 subjects No comma	Jane doesn't have much money whereas her sister is quite rich

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	Created by Marina Suvorova over 6 years ago