Hi susan,
Quote:
Quote susan53  We rarely eat oranges in the summer months. While/Although they cost hardly anything from November to April because they're locally grown, the price rises steeply between May and October, when they have to be imported.
While/Although history is really my favourite subject,
Hi susan,
I knowthat as a degree it wouldn't be much use for getting a job.
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1.Can I change your examples into the ones like these:
We rarely eat oranges in the summer months. While/Although the price rises steeply between May and October, when they have to be imported, they cost hardly anything from November to April because they're locally grown.
History is really my favourite subject, while/although I know that as a degree it wouldn't be much use for getting a job.
2.Do while and although mean on the other hand in your examples here?
Thank you very much for your help.