We went out (in spite of/ despite of) the rain.
IN SPITE OF
I'll do it as soon as I (finish/ will finish) my first project.
FINISH
Is this sentence correct or incorrect: However the watch was expensive, he bought it.
INCORRECT
Is this sentence correct or incorrect: She tried hardly. However, she couldn’t do it.
INCORRECT
(when/ while) I am old enough, I'll travel around the world.
WHEN
(despite/ in spite) the headache, I enjoyed the movie.
DESPITE
He is going to stay in our flat while we (are/ will be) in Scotland.
ARE
Read the sentence: /gɛt aʊt bɪˈfɔːr aɪ kɔːl ðə pəˈliːs/
Get out before I call the police!
Is this sentence correct or incorrect: Although the car's old, it still runs well.
CORRECT
You'll find some job when you (read/ are reading) advertisements.
READ
(Thought/ though/ through) he passed the test, he didn't get the job.
THOUGH
Baby sea turtles often head to the sea after they hatch. True or false?
TRUE