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will clean this dirty room.... I feel really tired. A in spite of B despite C although D because E because of
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Tyrannosaurus T
17 November 2024 09:57
<p><strong>The correct answer is B. despite</strong>.</p><p>The complete sentence becomes:<br><strong>"I will clean this dirty room despite feeling really tired."</strong></p><p><strong>Explanation:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>"Despite"</strong> is used to show contrast, and it is followed by a noun, noun phrase, or gerund. In this case, <strong>"feeling really tired"</strong> is a gerund.</li><li>Other options:<ul><li><strong>"In spite of"</strong> also shows contrast and has a similar structure to "despite," but it is not listed as an option here.</li><li><strong>"Although"</strong> is followed by a full clause, so it doesn’t fit with "feeling really tired."</li><li><strong>"Because"</strong> and <strong>"because of"</strong> indicate cause and effect, which doesn't match the meaning of the sentence.</li></ul></li></ul><p> </p>
The correct answer is B. despite.
The complete sentence becomes:
"I will clean this dirty room despite feeling really tired."
Explanation:
- "Despite" is used to show contrast, and it is followed by a noun, noun phrase, or gerund. In this case, "feeling really tired" is a gerund.
- Other options:
- "In spite of" also shows contrast and has a similar structure to "despite," but it is not listed as an option here.
- "Although" is followed by a full clause, so it doesn’t fit with "feeling really tired."
- "Because" and "because of" indicate cause and effect, which doesn't match the meaning of the sentence.
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Ahsan A
24 November 2024 10:51
<p>The correct answer is <strong>C. although</strong>.</p><p>The sentence would be:<br><strong>"Although I feel really tired, I will clean this dirty room."</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Although</strong> is used to contrast two ideas, showing that one happens despite the other.</li><li><strong>In spite of</strong> and <strong>despite</strong> would require a noun or noun phrase, not a clause ("I feel really tired" is a clause).</li><li><strong>Because</strong> and <strong>because of</strong> indicate cause or reason, which doesn't fit the meaning here.</li></ul>
The correct answer is C. although.
The sentence would be:
"Although I feel really tired, I will clean this dirty room."
- Although is used to contrast two ideas, showing that one happens despite the other.
- In spite of and despite would require a noun or noun phrase, not a clause ("I feel really tired" is a clause).
- Because and because of indicate cause or reason, which doesn't fit the meaning here.
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