Which of these sentences is right? Does the meaning change?
1. Nontheless people earn more money, poverty is still widespread.
2. People earn more money, nontheless poverty is still wodespread.
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Hi Faa
You could say either "People earn more money, nonetheless poverty is still widespread"
or "Poverty is still widespread, nonetheless people earn more money". I prefer the first sentence.
Hope this helps!
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The second sentence is correct. "Nonetheless " connects the two ideas.
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