Clauses of result, concession, purpose

in order to

so that

despite

such that

so that not

in order not to

despite not

although not

so that

in spite of

in order to

although

can

could

would have

had

such

such a

so

so much

so

such

such an

so an

so much

so many

such much

such many

so many

such many

so much

such a

Despite

Although

In spite of

Because of

Although

Even though

Despite

So that

Despite being nervous, Tom gave an excellent presentation.

Despite Tom was nervous, he gave an excellent presentation.

In spite Tom being nervous, he gave an excellent presentation.

Tom was so nervous that he gave an excellent presentation.

She spoke quietly despite waking the baby.

She spoke quietly so as not to wake the baby.

She spoke quietly although she woke the baby.

She spoke so quietly that she didn't want the baby.

It was such difficult test that many students couldn't finish it.

It was such a difficult test that many students couldn't finish it.

Despite the difficult test, nobody finished it.

The test was difficult in order not to finish it.

Although Jack felt ill, he went to school.

Despite Jack felt ill, he went to school.

Because Jack felt ill, he went to school.

Jack felt so ill that he went to school.

Despite she was tired, she kept working.

Although being tired, but she kept working.

Despite being tired, she kept working

In spite she was tired, she kept working.

He studied hard so that he could pass the exam

He studied hard so as he could pass the exam

He studied hard despite to pass the exam

He studied hard in order that the exam

There was so much cars that we couldn't park.

There were so many cars that we couldn't park.

There were such many cars that we couldn't park.

There were so cars that we couldn't park

Although it was raining, we went for a walk

Despite it was raining, we went for a walk

In spite of the rain, wew went for a walk

Although the rain, we went for a walk

in order not to

so as not to

despite not to

although not to