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| please look at these words; Although, though, in spite of , despite of. which ones that are more formal and we can used in academic writing? and can we use them in same way all the time? Thanks alot |
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| Hi: Although, in spite of, and despite are all used in academic writing. "Though" is a slightly informal word to mean "although", but it is used in academic writing as well. Look at the Google Scholar citation result: Although Though In spite of Despite Best wishes, Nyggus |
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| Thank you |
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| You can also use "even though", which has a stronger emphasis than "although" has. Regards, Nyggus |
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