Completing sentences easy rules, 9 to 10 | Mr.Grammar.

 Hello friends, how are you? Today we will talk about completing sentences rule (9-10).

By completing sentences we mean the completion of an incomplete sentence. This is a very common item in English grammar. In order to master this information, you need to have a clear idea about all aspects of English grammar. So let's find out what is the completing sentence through some rules.

Completing Sentence Rule 9 to 10.

Completing sentences easy rules, 9 to 10 | Mr.Grammar. 

Rule-09 of completing sentences 

◇Despite the meaning of Inspite of / Despite. If there is inspite of / despite in incomplete sentence, they have to be completed with opposite meaningful sentence.

Structure:Inspite of/Despite + Possessive form + Noun + extension. 

》Inspite of his poverty........

Ans: Inspite of his poverty, he is happy 😊.

》 Despite his riches..........

Ans: Despite his riches, he leads a very simple life. 

Rule-10 of completing sentences 

◇Instead of / In lieu of is a phrase that means "instead". This type of phrase usually sits in a simple sentence. These two phrases are used to mean taking or liking another thing instead of one thing or subject.

Structure: Instead of/In lieu of + NP(noun/pronoun) + clause.

Or, Clause + Instead of/ In lieu of + NP.

》Instead of history...........

Ans: Instead of history he took logic 🙄. 

》In lieu of English..........

Ans: In lieu of English he took biology.

Some examples of rule (09-10).

01. Despite his good 👍qualification.........

02. Instead of my friend.........

03. I took tea 🍵 instead of..........

04. Inspite of his riches............

05. Despite having his power 💪..........

Answer key 🔑

01. he is rejected.

02. I myself did it.

03. coffee .

04. he is unhappy. 

05. he is neglected. 

Exercise 

>He reads 📚 English more instead of.........

>Inspite of her merit...........

>The girl 👧brought pencils instead of.........

>In lieu of bus.........

>Despite his bad habit...........

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