@avinn33
What is the difference between despite of and inspite of? Dont they convey the same meaning?
@ayushiyadav6406
Thanks
@hardrider6955
Despite of (B) is correct ✅ans
@RUDIZII
The correct answer is: a. in spite of Explanation: "In spite of" and "despite" both mean "regardless of" and are used before nouns or noun phrases. "Despite of" is incorrect because "despite" is not followed by "of." "Although" is a conjunction, not a preposition, so it cannot be used before a noun phrase. "However" is an adverb and does not fit grammatically in this sentence. So, the correct sentence is: "He managed to win the game in spite of the bad weather."
@jplfirm4660
In spite of
@awaisafzal-lt1ke
Despite
@MichaelNelson-e3l
a. in spite of
@amanchauhan6100
B ?
@unknownobject7629
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@pahuldhillon9b857
Option B
@michellepaulareyes8992
b despite
@awan_noman
b only
@outmatch9894
Despite of
@preetikamble4929