although and though
although and though
{(al)though + clause, + clause
clause, + (al)though + clause
clause + though}
Both these words can be used as conjunctions. They mean the same. Though is informal. We can use though to mean 'however'. It usually comes at the end of a sentence in informal speech.
clause, + (al)though + clause
clause + though}
- (Al)though I don't agree with him, I think he's honest.
She went on walking, (al)though she was terribly tired.
I'll talk to him, (although I don't think it'll do any good.
- Even though I didn't understand the words, I knew what he wanted.
- 'Nice day.' 'Yes. Bit cold, though.'
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