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A conjunction is a part of speech that connects two words, sentences, phrases or clauses together.
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How can I use "in spite of" rather than "although"?
My health hasn't improved although I take prescribed medicine regularly.
If I rewrite this sentence by using " In spite of ", should the pronoun "I" be put or not? For example:
In spite of I …
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Should I use "neither ... nor" with or without "a" or "any"? -- "Neither [ | a | any ] lette...
Given sentence: No letter was sent to me. No postcard was sent to me.
(1) Neither letter nor postcard was sent to me.
(2) Neither a letter nor a postcard was sent to me.
(3) Neither any letter …
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The part of speech of "that" in a sentence
If I see an article advertised, it is the surest proof I know that the article does what is claimed for it, and that it is good value.
I'd like to know what the part of speech of "that" in the se …
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