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Kevin MacKerry

I am a local teacher from Liverpool, let's learn English fluently and speak as a native one

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Despite/In spite of are both correct

Henny

Certified TEFL online English tutor who is passionate about teaching.

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The magnitude of the building was so impressive that I couldn't help but stare.

Jose

Certified TESL/TEFL English Language Teacher for Adults, IB Middle & High school and Young learners.

To complete this sentence you can use any of several gerunds. My boss is always encouraging. motivating, persuading or pushing me to work harder and be more productive.

Xiluva

Teaching English online

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Piece of take

Thomas

Master Certified TEFL tutor, 3+ years of experience, business, adults, youngsters, all levels.

If you replace the name 'Mary' with the pronoun 'she' then the sentence should read present tense: I suggest Mary goes home. A better sentence would be: I suggest that Mary goes home. Adding the pronoun 'that' gives more clarity and direction.