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EXERCISES

I. Combine each pair of sentences below, using the conjunction given in parentheses.

1. Although he often tells lies, nany people believe him.
2. Though she’s looking forward to going to college, she might be nervous when the time comes.
3. No matter where he lived anywhere, he always thought of his homeland.)
4. We lost the game despite our all-week practice.
5. Even though people have made great efforts to protect tropical rainforests, the amount of tropical rainíorests continues to decrease.
6. No matter how cold it was, he didn’t wear warm clothes.
7. Although chatting online can be benenficial, it is certainly not the same as real interaction with human beings.
8. Despite not having an umbrella, John walked home in the rain.
9. The goods were never delivered the promise despite we had received.
10. I didn’t get the job in spite of having all the necessary qualifications.
11. Although Gossiping about other people’s private lives might be unkind or not true, many people believe it.
12. Even though there have been many important discoveries and inventions in medicine, human beings still suffer fatal diseases.
13. Although doctors have applied some new treatments, they fail to save many patients from dying of cancer.
14. Despite many suggested  explanations, none of them have ever been proved.
15. Despite the economic recession, our company is surviving.

II. Make Clauses of Concession with WHATEVER.

1. Whatever happens, don’t forget to write to me.
2. Whatever kinds of effort we made to persuade her, she will refuse to consider our proposal even if.
3. Whatever kinds of exercises he had taken, he was still putting on weight.
4. Whatever sorts of diffculties you may encounter, you should keep your promise.
5. Whatever he says, nobody believes him.
6. Whatever diffculties you have, you should review all your lessons before taking your exam.
7. Whatever any kinds of exercises, he got fatter and íatter.
8. Whatever diffculties you encounter, you should always study hard .
9. Whatever others may say, she is certainly right.
10. Whatever job he chose, I didn’t come up with a good find.
11. Whatever problems she has, she always looks cheerful.
12. Whatever wed I sedrched, I did’t come up with a good find.
13. Whatever nonesense the papers print, some people always believe it.
14. Whatever recession there is, John’s company is doing well.
15. Whatever name you choose for your baby, be sure you truly like it.

III. Change Clauses of Concession to Phrases or vice versa.

1. She didn’t eat much in spite of being hungry/ her being hungry/ her hunger.
2. Despite being sad/ her being sad, Mary managed to smile.
3. Despite having been absent frequently, he has managed to pass the test.
4. They arrived late although they left in plenty of time.
5. In spite of his hard life at that time, he studied very well.
6. He was very fast although he was terribly overweight.
7. Despite having got an English name, he is in fact German.
8. We have to live with the traffic although it is inconvenience.
9. In spite of their greenness/ their being green/ the greenness of the fruits, he ate all.
10. Although the sun shining, the snow has not yet melted.
11. Inspite of his difficulties, he always studies hard.
12. Although the rain was dreadful she hadn’t missed any class attendance.
13. In spite of not having finished the paper, he went to sleep.
14. In spite of the difficult test/ the difficulty of the test, we did it well.
15. In spite of/ Despite his experience in machinery, he didn’t succeed in repairỉng this machine.
16. In spite of the red traffic lights/ the turning red of the traffic lights, he didn’t stop his car.
17. Despite her poor memory, the old women told interesting stories to the children.
18. Athough there is the the Women’s Liberation Movement, many women still have no opportunities in career and promotion.
19. The manager did not allow us to use the hotel telephone to cancel our credit cards in spite of/ Despite telephone calls .
20. Although there are no ways to measure the value of reading, we know that books educate and bring great pleasure to people.

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