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 Despite not having tickets,
 we were able to get in.
 I don’t know her brother,
 although I know her sister.
 Although she has problems,
 she’s a good mother.
 despite her problems.
 She’s a good mother,
 I fell asleep early,
 in spite of the noise.
 I fell asleep early.
 Even though it was noisy,
 Despite our differences,
 we get along well.
 even though we have our differences.
 We get along well,
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 we arrived on time,
 In spite of the traffic,
 We arrived on time,
 even though there was traffic.
 He went to work,
 even though he was tired.
 Even though he doesn’t eat much,
 he’s really fat.
 Although he’s famous,
 he doesn’t make much money.
 I didn’t see her,
 even though she was sitting right next to me!
 She failed the exam,
 even though she had studied.
 Even though they don’t have money,
 they’re happy.
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Despite not having tickets, we were able to get in.
I don’t know her brother, although I know her sister.
Although she has problems, she’s a good mother.
She’s a good mother, despite her problems,
I fell asleep early, in spite of the noise.
Even though it was noisy, I fell asleep early.
Despite our differences, we get along well.
We get along well, even though we have our differences.
In spite of the traffic, we arrived on time
We arrived on time, even though there was traffic.
He went to work, even though he was tired.
Even though he doesn’t eat much, he’s really fat.
Although he’s famous, he doesn’t make much money.
I didn’t see her, even though she was sitting right next to me!
She failed the exam, although she had studied.
Even though they don’t have money, they’re happy.
Even though we never see each other, we talk on the phone every day.
Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © allthingsgrammar.com