Sentence: However, Salim studied hard, he did not succeed.

[Nesma22]

Is this sentence true grammatically or false?

However, Salim studied hard, he did not succeed

Thanks

[Shyone]

Salim studied hard, however, he did not succeed.
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[Happytofita]

I think we can also say: Salim studied hard. He did not succeed, however (or though).

Am I right?

[Timilehin]

I think is better in this way;

Salim studied hard, however, he did not succed.
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[Shyone]

[Happytofita]

'Though' is be my preferred option too. Let us wait and see experts. : o)

[Kitosdad]

Doing it again. Posting twice. :) :)
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[Kitosdad]

There were two posts regarding this question. I have already given my idea, but I'll repeat it here.

However (no matter how) hard he studied, Salim usually failed.

Kitos. (No expert.)
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