a) I try my best although don’t like maths. b) Although I don’t like maths, I try my best. c) Although I don’t like maths. I try my best.
b
a) Although the shop was closed, I waited. b) Although closed shop, I waited. c) Although the shop closed, I waited.
a
a) I didn’t enjoy the movie, although the actors were good. b) I didn’t enjoy the movie. Although, the actors were good. c) I didn’t enjoy the movie although the actors good.
a
a) Although she was late, she finished the exam. b) Although she late, she finished the exam. c) Although was late, she finished the exam.
a
a) Although it is cold, she wears a T-shirt. b) Although it cold, she wears a T-shirt. c) She wears a T-shirt although cold.
a
a) Although nervous she, she spoke well b). Although she was nervous, she spoke well. c) Although nervous, but she spoke well.
b
a) Although she sings, she is shy. b) She sings although she is shy. c) She sings although shy.
b
a) I like football although I don’t play it. b) I like football, although don’t play it. c) Although I like football. I don’t play it.
a
a) Although I like chocolate, I don’t eat it often. b) Although I like chocolate. I don’t eat it often. c) I like chocolate, although I don’t eat it often.
c
a) Although it raining, they played football. b) Although it rained, they played football. c) Although raining, but they played football.
b
a) Although she didn’t study, she passed the test. b) Although she didn’t study. She passed the test. c) She passed the test although she didn’t study.
a
a) Although hard studied, I didn’t pass. b) Although I study hard, I didn’t pass. c) Although I studied hard, I didn’t pass.
c
a) Although it was sunny, we stayed inside. b) Although was sunny, we stayed inside. c) Although sunny, we stayed inside.
a
a) Although the food was spicy, he ate it. b) Although spicy food, he ate it. c) He ate although spicy food.
a
a) He failed the test although he didn’t study. b) He failed although he not studied. c) Although he failed, he didn’t study.
a
a) He runs fast although is old. b) Although old but he runs fast. c) Although he is old, he runs fast.
c
a) Although he is rich, he is not happy. b) Although rich, but he is not happy. c) Although he rich, he is not happy.
a
a) Although he tired, he went to work. b) Although he was tired, he went to work. c) Although he is tired, but he went to work.
b
a) He smiled although didn’t understand. b) Although he not understand, he smiled. c) Although he didn’t understand, he smiled.
c
a) Although tired but they kept walking. b) Although were tired, they kept walking. c) Although they were tired, they kept walking.
c
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