is this sentence true or false grammatically
However, Salim studied hard, he did not succeed

i mean is it ok to use however at the beginning of the sentence or only in the middle

Question

is this sentence true or false grammatically
However, Salim studied hard, he did not succeed 

i mean is it ok to use however at the beginning of the sentence or only  in the middle

Answer

Domasla is correct, if by "however" you mean something like "but".

Remember that "however + ADJ/ADV" does have another meaning, though: "no matter how + ADJ/ADV" or "it makes no difference how + ADJ/ADV", and if we rearrange your sentence as, "However hard Selim studied, he did not succeed," it would also be correct, but it would mean, "It made now difference how hard Selim studied; he did not succeed."

Answer

Although Salim studied hard he did not succeed.
Despite Salim's hard studies he did not succeed.

'however' means 'but' or 'still'. Or you have to rearrange the sentence.

Salim studied hard. However, he did not succeed.

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