Please check out the following sentence. Which option is acceptable?
People in the United States focus first on the left side of a Web site, _____________ Middle Eastern people focus first on the right side.
( A. meanwhile B. however C. whereas D. moreover )
My answer is C. whereas. Is it correct? If so, why not use "however?"
I think "wheareas" is right.
for example
American cars are generally too large for Japanese market,whereas Japanese cars are popular in the US.
"however"(conj. ) .
for example
I feel a bit tired. However, I can hold on.
The former is generally used in the middle of sentence, and leads one clause!
The latter is generally used as the "head" of a sentence, leads one independent sentence.
Last edited by dodonaomik; 22-Jan-2012 at 15:43.
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