Change from although/ though/ even though in spite of/ despite, starting as available
Exercise 2: Change from although/ though/ even though in spite of/ despite, starting as available.
1. Although he was tired, he walked to the station.
Despite
2. Although it was noisy, the children slept well.
The children
3. Though Linda earned a low salary, she gave money to her parents.
In spite of
4. Tom went to work even though he didn't feel very well.
Tom
5. Their new product turned out to be a success though the market studies were pessimistic.
Their
6. Julie failed the exam though she worked very hard.
Julie
7. Although John got the highest result in the class, he still had problems with the teacher.
In spite of
8. Although it was difficult, they managed to climb to the top of the mountain.
In spite of
9. Even though he is a little overweight, he is actually quite fit.
Despite
10. Although politicians are necessary for democracy, they are still liars and thieves.
In spite of
1. Although he was tired, he walked to the station.
Despite
2. Although it was noisy, the children slept well.
The children
3. Though Linda earned a low salary, she gave money to her parents.
In spite of
4. Tom went to work even though he didn't feel very well.
Tom
5. Their new product turned out to be a success though the market studies were pessimistic.
Their
6. Julie failed the exam though she worked very hard.
Julie
7. Although John got the highest result in the class, he still had problems with the teacher.
In spite of
8. Although it was difficult, they managed to climb to the top of the mountain.
In spite of
9. Even though he is a little overweight, he is actually quite fit.
Despite
10. Although politicians are necessary for democracy, they are still liars and thieves.
In spite of