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| Is there someone who wants to help me? I cannot find any differences but structures in them. Can I use any sentences with " although" instead of " whereas/ while" ? For examples; Although it was rainy, he didn't take an umbrella. Is it possible to say: He didn't take an umbrella whereas it was rainy. Regards Radres |
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| 'whereas' means 'in contrast to, or in comparison with something else'. "I found the people in France to be very rude to foreigners, whereas people in the other European countries I visited were all exceedingly friendly." There is no comparison being made between two things in the sentence you suggest: He didn't take an umbrella whereas it was rainy. compare: "This umbrella is suitable for use(noun) / to use(verb) when it's raining whereas this one (umbrella) is not waterproof and meant to be used to keep the sun off one's face." |
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| Hi David, Thanks a lot for info. I could understand it. However, I have the same problems with " however , while , although " in terms of meanings , not grammar structures or syntax. |
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