Subject
English Language
Topic
Composition
_ Robbie tried his best, he was not able to win the match for his team.
_ Robbie tried his best, he was not able to win the match for his team.
ক)
Asখ)
Untilগ)
Despiteঘ)
AlthoughExplanation
The correct word is **Although** because it introduces a contrasting idea—Robbie tried hard, but the result was negative (he didn't win). **Although** is used to connect two clauses where the second one presents an unexpected outcome given the first. Elimination: 'As' and 'Until' suggest time or cause, not contrast. 'Despite' is prepositional and requires a noun/gerund (e.g., Despite trying his best), not a full clause like the one provided.Related questions
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