giúp mình với Choose the best answer. so that it means the same as the first one.,36.Although Tom was a poor student, he studied very well.,A. In spite of a poor student, he studied very well.,B. In spite of being a poor student, he studied very well.,C.In spite of being a student poor, he studied very well.,D.In spite of a being poor student, he studied very well.,37.Mary could not go to school because she was sick.,A. Because of her sickness, Mary could not go to school.,B.Because of her sickness, Mary could go to school.,C.Because of her sickness, Mary could not go school.,D.Because of her sickness, Mary not go to school.,38.Although the weather was bad, she went to school on time.,A. Despite the weather bad, she went to school on time.,B. Despite bad the weather, she went tobschool at time.,C. Despite bad the weather, she went to school on time.,D. Despite weather bad the, she went to school on time.,39.In spite of his good salary, Tom gave up his job.,A. Although Tom has salary good, he gave up his job.,B. Although Tom have good salary, he gave up his job.,C. Although Tom has good salary, he gave to his job.,D. Although Tom has good salary, he gave up his job.,40.In spite of the high prices, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,A. Even though the prices is high, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,B. Even though the is prices high, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,C. Even though is high the prices, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,D.Even though is the prices high, my daughter insists on going to the movies.

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giúp mình với Choose the best answer. so that it means the same as the first one.,36.Although Tom was a poor student, he studied very well.,A. In spite of a poor student, he studied very well.,B. In spite of being a poor student, he studied very well.,C.In spite of being a student poor, he studied very well.,D.In spite of a being poor student, he studied very well.,37.Mary could not go to school because she was sick.,A. Because of her sickness, Mary could not go to school.,B.Because of her sickness, Mary could go to school.,C.Because of her sickness, Mary could not go school.,D.Because of her sickness, Mary not go to school.,38.Although the weather was bad, she went to school on time.,A. Despite the weather bad, she went to school on time.,B. Despite bad the weather, she went tobschool at time.,C. Despite bad the weather, she went to school on time.,D. Despite weather bad the, she went to school on time.,39.In spite of his good salary, Tom gave up his job.,A. Although Tom has salary good, he gave up his job.,B. Although Tom have good salary, he gave up his job.,C. Although Tom has good salary, he gave to his job.,D. Although Tom has good salary, he gave up his job.,40.In spite of the high prices, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,A. Even though the prices is high, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,B. Even though the is prices high, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,C. Even though is high the prices, my daughter insists on going to the movies.,D.Even though  is the prices high, my daughter insists on going to the movies.

Accepted Answer

36. Although Tom was a poor student, he studied very well.

B. In spite of being a poor student, he studied very well. - This option correctly uses "in spite of" followed by a gerund phrase ("being a poor student") to express the contrast between Tom's academic performance and his study habits.
37. Mary could not go to school because she was sick.

A. Because of her sickness, Mary could not go to school. - This option accurately conveys the cause-and-effect relationship between Mary's sickness and her absence from school.
38. Although the weather was bad, she went to school on time.

D. Despite the bad weather, she went to school on time. - This option uses "despite" followed by the noun phrase "the bad weather" to show the opposing conditions and her action.
39. In spite of his good salary, Tom gave up his job.

D. Although Tom has a good salary, he gave up his job. - This option correctly uses "although" followed by a clause with "has" in the present perfect tense to indicate a contrast between his salary and his decision.
40. In spite of the high prices, my daughter insists on going to the movies.

A. Even though the prices are high, my daughter insists on going to the movies. - This option uses "even though" followed by a clause with "are" in the present tense to show the opposing situation and her preference.