EXPLAINED! Despite, In spite of, Although & Even though | English Grammar

Yes. Although he broke his leg, he still has to go to work.

Although + Subject + Verb. Is this possible?

Wrong. it's the same

Are "even though" and "Although" are not the same?

Yes

Are "even though" and "Although" are the same?

No

Despite + Adjective. Is this possible?

no

Despite + Adverb. Is this possible?

Yes. He has to go to work despite breaking his leg

Despite + Gerund. Is this possible?

Yes. Despite his leg being broken

Despite + Noun + Gerund. Is this possible?

Yes. He has to go to work despite his broken leg

Despite + Noun. Is this possible?

Yes. They still sell clothes online despite the closure of their shop.

Despite + Verb. Is this possible?

No. "Despite of" is wrong.

Despite of + Adverb. Is this possible?

Yes. Despite the fact that his leg is broken

Despite that fact + Subject + Verb. Is this possible?

Wrong, it's silent.

Is "gh" in Although is not silent?

Yes

Is "gh" in Although is silent?

Yes

Is despite and in spite of are the same?

It's word that ends in "ing"

What is a gerund?

Despite that fact

What is the easiest form of Despite