Anonymous

Add a comma between "it" and "however." You might wish to consider replacing "however" with "regardless of how."

Anonymous

however as in "without regard to" is an acceptable usage. I personally would like a comma before the however: If you cannot make it, however much you try, then... It would be redundant to say however how much. you already have a how.

Anonymous

Yes. This is not the usual "however." In this sentence, "however" means "no matter how much."

Anonymous

Yes. Using "however" in that context is just another way of saying "no matter".

Anonymous

Yes, that's fine.

Anonymous

Sure. Ican also be read: When, no matter how...

Anonymous

Say it out loud loudly, it sounds better if you say "If you cant make it no matter how hard you practice, you had better rest for a while." I personally have never heard however used that way. Im not sure whether or not thats grammatically correct.

Anonymous

Yes, it's correct.

Anonymous

Yes.