Conjunction: Though/Although VS yet VS notheless VS even so VS albeit VS even though VS however
Which ones are correct?
1. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, though/although I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
2. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, yet/but yet I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
3. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, nonetheless/nevertheless I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
4. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, albeit I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
5. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, even so I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
6. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone. However, I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
7. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, despite/despite that I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
8. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, even though I do it, then it would definitely be a crime.
9. If I believe that I shouldn't kill someone, but still/still I do it, then it would...
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Answers · 6
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Perhaps you could choose a more pleasant topic.
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Most of the words you are using (however, nonetheless etc.) require a contrast in the second part of the sentence.
You are saying 'If I DO believe I should, however I DO it..' - There is no contrast and so the examples don't make sense.
You need to say either:
'If I DON'T believe I should.., however I DO it..'
or
'If I DO believe I should.., however I DON'T do it..'
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Many of them aren't correct.
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