WORD OF THE DAY

WORD OF THE DAY

"callous"

definition: (adjective) emotionally hardened, unfeeling

He was a callous man and cared not for the suffering of others.

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Fill in the Blanks

(1.) We went out _________ the rain. (a.)despite (b.)in spite of (c.)Either 

                                                              could be used here.

(2) She passed the test _________having a bad teacher.

      (a.)although (b.)in spite of (c.)despite (d.)All of the above

(3) She passed the test _________she had a bad teacher.

      (a.)although (b.)despite (c.)in spite of (d.)however

(4) __________I had a headache, I enjoyed the party very much.

      (a.)Though (b.)Although (c.)However 

(5) It was a good restaurant, ___________expensive.

      (a.)though (b.)however (c.)despite

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  • ooops I am at it again....LOL I mean I am certainly not infallible!!!!!!

  • So anyway guys.....if you have questions.....just please ask.........and if you find I have made a mistake........forgive me......and ask.......I am certainly not fallible and I will transfer it wrong.......Take care All.......I appreciate each and every one!!!!!!!

  • Evangelina I loved your sentence using The Word of the Day!!!!    If you would have switched your answers 2 and 3 with each other.....it would have been correct........and on number 5.....you thought as Knight did.  I can see how you would figure.......but as I felt however could be used also......I asked Rys about it.......and he explained it this way.......depends on what English you are using.....be it American or British.........to me.....though was a good one.....but I was also thinking however was not so bad either......LOL.......So either one will work!!!!!!.....Yea Rys!!!!!!!!!....Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!     Hey Knight you see this!!!!??????.....rofl.......It is A OKAY!!!!!

  • Oh geez....sorry I found a mistake on my part.......on sentence 3.......the answer would be (A)....only........SORRY SORRY......I was in to big of a hurry to get this posted for you......!!!!!!

  • Sorry White......posted before I finished my statement........a clue that would have told you that "though" was the best word.......would have been noticing the punctuation.......if however had been correct it would have a comma before it and after it.......a little trick to remember.

  • White Knight.....and you are correct.....but....let me show you something.......

    how·ev·er
    [houˈevər]
    ADVERB
    1. used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously:
      "People tend to put on weight in middle age. However, gaining weight is not inevitable"
      synonyms: nevertheless · nonetheless · but · still · yet · though · although ·
      [more]
      even so · for all that · despite that · in spite of that · anyway · anyhow · be that as it may · all the same · having said that · notwithstanding · still and all
    2. in whatever way; regardless of how:
      "however you look at it, you can't criticize that"
      synonyms: in whatever way · regardless of how · no matter how
      • to whatever extent:
        "he was hesitant to take the risk, however small" So as you can see this would work!!!! but now let me show you the meaning of "though"
      though
      [T͟Hō]
      CONJUNCTION
      1. despite the fact that; although:
        "though they were speaking in undertones, Philip could hear them"
        The word though is a better answer.......but however would do also.
    define nevertheless - Bing
  • Hello everyone......here are you answers to Fill in the Blanks.....(1)a....although I also feel b would be good also. (2) b or c will do (3) a or d would be fine (4)a or b (5) a     Take care everyone......will post new one's soon!!!!    Thank you all for participating!!!!!!  I will explain more to you when I get home this evening if you used the wrong answer......HUGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG  

  • Eva............................sis!

  • in the last one , i think both however and though can be used

  • Paula,

    Don't let anyone steal away your sweetness, don't let the world make you callous.

    Here are my answers, please;

    1.B / Despite

    2.A/ Although

    3.C/ In spite of

    4.A/ Though

    5.B /However

    :) Thank you for posting these posts. Have a lovely week ahead.
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