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Discover Ludwig"while although" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show a contrast between two ideas or actions that are happening at the same time. Example: While although he was exhausted, he still managed to finish the project on time. In this sentence, "while" indicates that the person was exhausted at the same time as they were working on the project, and "although" shows that despite being exhausted, they still completed the project. Another example: While although she was scared, she stayed and faced her fear. Here, "while" suggests that the person was scared during the same time as they were facing their fear, and "although" indicates that they still persisted despite their fear.
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Avoid starting a sentence using "While", "Although", "Despite the fact that", "Whereas", "Though".
Words in this class — including "after," "while," "although," "as," "if," "when" and "until" — can introduce a whole clause.
She has been around for a while, although she is only 20.
I'll have bacon once in a while, although it tortures me that animals are being tortured.
Other systems have been working under these models for a while, although with mixed success.
I had MOBILE, ALA. for a while, although I wasn't comfortable with the ALA abbreviation.
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I tried it for a while and although Newsnight was the perfect cure for insomnia, I loathed waking up at dawn with the screen blaring at me.
I haven't done stand-up for a while, so although kids are a rich vein of material, I haven't tapped into it yet.
I tried it for a while and although Newsnight was the perfect cure for insomnia, I loathed waking up at dawn with the screen blaring at me.
I have known Ian for a while now, although our socialization is limited to the confines of the digital.
It seems that the two have been working together for a while now, although that is all under NDA.
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