Combine the sentences using the conjunction given: 1. He is very rich. He isn’t happy.  Although  No matter  However 2. She says anything. I don’t believe her.  Although  No matter  Whatever 3. He tried. He was not successful.  Although  No matter  However 4. It was cold. He didn’t wear any warm clothes.  Although  No matter  However 5. You return at any time. She waits for you.  Although  No matter  Whenever II. Change clauses of concession to phrases: 1. She didn’t eat much though she was hungry.  2. He couldn’t solve the problem though he was good at Maths.  3. Although it was noisy, I kept on studying.  4. Although he is strong, I’m not afraid of him.  5. Although it rained heavily, I went to school on time.  6. Mr. Pike doesn’t wear glasses though he is over sixty.  7. Although his English was good, he wasn’t chosen.  8. Mary will take a plane even though she dislikes flying.  9. Although he took many kinds of exercises, he got fatter and fatter.  10. Although Mary was sad, she managed to smile. 