I can't travel ___ having my passport.
I can't travel despite having my passport. / I can't travel in spite of having my passport.
I didn't stay at home ____ I was sick.
I didn't stay at home despite the fact that I was sick. / I didn't stay at home in spite of the fact that I was sick.
___ her fear, she jumped from the plane.
Despite her fear, she jumped from the airplane. / In spite of her fear, she jumped from the plane.
He was relaxed ____ the danger.
He was relaxed despite the danger. / He was relaxed in spite of the danger.
___ bad weather, we had a lot of fun.
Despite the bad weather, we had a lot of fun. / In spite of the bad weather, we had a lot of fun.
____ not (be) friends, I invited him to my party.
Despite not being friends, I invited him to my party. / In spite of not being friends I invited him to my party.
____ she stole my prize, I forgive her.
Despite of the fact that she stole my prize, I forgive her. / In spite of the fact that she stole my prize, I forgive her.
I passed all my exams ____ I never studied.
I passed all my exams despite of the fact that I never studied. / I passed all my exams in spite of the fact that I never studied.
___ her age, he's been very responsible.
Despite her age, she's been very responsible. / In spite of her age, she's been very responsible.
We made it to the airport ___ the traffic.
We made it to the airport despite the traffic. / We made it to the airport in spite of the traffic.
