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Originally Posted by lukaszh  When I want to use "despite" in the sentence, is this sentence right?:
I like watching TV, despite I don't play it.
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Hi,
I am affraid, not.
Despite is a preposition whose object is a noun (clause/phrase).
I like watching football, despite the fact that I do not play it?
Are these confronting ideas in the two clauses, anyway?
IMO, they do not.
Best wishes
Svartnik