Today's homework!!

Despite / In spite of / although / even though / though / despite the fact that 1. Despite the bad weather, we went on a school picnic. 2. In spite of his illness, Benny went to school because he had an important exam. 3. Although she was very busy, my mother cooked a great meal for us. 4. I studied hard for my English test. I still got a low grade despite the fact that. 5. My mother is never pleased with my grades though I get nothing less than a 'B'. 6. I have so many cavities even though I brush my teeth regularly. 7. Despite the heavy fog, we managed to get to the meeting on time.

Hello there my dear!   These words are confusing, right? I think you better learn more about these. You can search for the differences and uses of these prepositions on the Internet. See you tomorrow!   ~Teacher Shanee   Despite / In spite of / although / even though / though / despite the fact that1. Despite the bad weather, we went on a school picnic.>>> Correct!2. In spite of his illness, Benny went to school because he had an important exam.>>> Despite3. Although she was very busy, my mother cooked a great meal for us.>>> Correct!4. I studied hard for my English test. I still got a low grade despite the fact that.>>>though5. My mother is never pleased with my grades though I get nothing less than a \'B\'.>>> even though6. I have so many cavities even though I brush my teeth regularly.>>> even though7. Despite the heavy fog, we managed to get to the meeting on time. >>> Correct!