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Although he is poor , he is honest . (Simple)

Although he is poor , he is honest . (Simple) Correct Answer Despite his poverty , he is honest .

Though এবং Although যুক্ত Complex sentence কে simple করার সময় এদের পরিবর্তে Inspite off / Despite ব্যবহৃত হয় এবং Despite / in spite of এরপর subject - এর possessive case হয় + noun বসে অথবা verb - এর Present participle হয়। এসব বিবেচনায় option (গ) তে প্রদত্ত বাক্যটি প্রশ্নে প্রদত্ত Complex sentence - টির সঠিক রূপান্তর।

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