LAS LENGUAS INGLESA Y ESPAÑOLA de Delfín Carbonell

A pesar de. Son intercambiables: “ Despite his problems, he came .  In spite of his problems, he came .  Despite his illness, he went to work. In spite of his illness he went to work. ” Si sigue una clausula, tenemos que poner “ the fact that :  He was not paid despite the fact that he had worked very hard. ” In despite of  también es aceptable: "He was happy in despite of his poverty.”

  A pesar de. Son intercambiables:  Despite his problems, he came . In spite of his problems, he came .  Despite his illness, he went to work. In spite of his illness he went to work. Si sigue una clausula, tenemos que poner the fact that : He was not paid despite the fact that he had worked very hard. También trato de estas cosas en mi Gramática inglesa de Oberón/Anaya.

A pesar de. Son intercambiables: Despite his problems, he came . In spite of his problems, he came .   Despite his illness, he went to work. In spite of his illness he went to work. Si van detrás de una clausula, tenemos que poner the fact that : He was not paid despite the fact that he had worked very hard.

A pesar de. Son intercambiables: Despite his problems, he came . In spite of his problems, he came . Despite his illness, he went to work. In spite of his illness he went to work. Si sigue una clausula, tenemos que poner the fact that : He was not paid despite the fact that he had worked very hard.