- had have are having have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it _ all day long, the match _ and the stands were full of spectators.
- 14. In spite of the fact that it … all day long, the match … and the stands were full of spectators. 15. … he … about the opera before?
- b) have d) have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it_all day long, the match. _and the stands were full of spectators.
- had have are having have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it _ all day long, the match _ and the stands were full of spectators.
- b) have d) have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it_all day long, the match. _and the stands were full of spectators.
- b) have d) have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it_all day long, the match. _and the stands were full of spectators.
- In spite of the fact that it___all day long, the match ___and the stands were full of spectators.
- b) have d) have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it_all day long, the match. _and the stands were full of spectators.
- 7. We all know that junk food is bad for us, but in spite of / although this, we all eat it from time to time. 8. Walking is a very gentle form of exercise.Bulunamadı: stands
- b) have d) have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it_all day long, the match. _and the stands were full of spectators.
- b) have d) have had. 11. In spite of the fact that it_all day long, the match. _and the stands were full of spectators.
- We use in spite of the fact that or despite the fact that : When they arrived at Malaga it was hot, in spite of the fact that it was only the end of April.Bulunamadı: spectators, stands
- in spite of. The restaurant chain has had a very difficult year. ... Our seats were a long way from the stage. We enjoyed the play. (in spite).Bulunamadı: spectators, stands
- It was when curiosity about Gatsby was at its highest that the lights in his house failed to go on one Saturday night—and, as obscurely as it had begun, his career...Bulunamadı: spectators, spite