Some problem on using the word "nevertheless"
Can I use "Although you are right, nevertheless, the problem could be solved by teacher's help?"
I know, in English we can not use "Although" and "But" together. So is the sentence above right?
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The sentence as written is not correct. As you suspect, you cannot use both in one sentence.:
To say it correctly, you could use either of the following:
1. "Although you are right, the problem could be solved by teacher's help."
2. "You are right. Nevertheless, the problem could be solved by teacher's help."
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Use either nevertheless or although-- it's redundant if you use both.
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Some problem on using the word "nevertheless"
Can I use "Although you are right, nevertheless, the problem could be solved by teacher's help?"I know, in English we can not use "Although" and "But" together. So is the sentence above right?
Yes you can use that sentence. But it needs a small correction, (solved by your/their/a/the teachers help)
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