He worked hard. She failed in exams.
(Combine the two using "inspite of")
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Combining both the sentences as follows:-
In spite of him working hard, he failed the exams.
- in spite of is used to show that a certain event is not impacted by the event that occurred prior to it, although it was carried out for that purpose.
- The given answer is a complex sentence. There is one dependent sub-clause that takes the support of the independent main clause. "Him working hard" is the sub-clause, "he failed the exams" is the main clause.
- in spite of is a subordinating conjunction that joins the main clause to the sub clause.
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