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Manoj4419 Posted 10 years ago
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although
Does A is differ from B in meaning?
(A) Although he claimed that he never enjoyed writing, he produced a hundred novels.
(B) He claimed that he never enjoyed writing although he produced a hundred novels.
(A) Although he claimed that he never enjoyed writing, he produced a hundred novels.
(B) He claimed that he never enjoyed writing although he produced a hundred novels.
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manoj4419 Does A is differ from B in meaning? Hardly. I can't tell a difference in meaning.
- manoj4419 Does A is differ from B in meaning?
- Hardly.
- I can't tell a difference in meaning.
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manoj4419Does A is differ from B in meaning?Hardly. I can't tell a difference in meaning.
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James: Although David claimed that he never enjoyed writing, he produced a hundred novels.
The "although" bit is being said by James.
James: David claimed that he never enjoyed writing although he produced a hundred novels.
Either James or David could be saying the "although" bit in that one.
Otherwise, I agree with AlpheccaS
The "although" bit is being said by James.
James: David claimed that he never enjoyed writing although he produced a hundred novels.
Either James or David could be saying the "although" bit in that one.
Otherwise, I agree with AlpheccaS
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It means 'although' can be used in either before main clause or sub clause with little or no important difference. Right?
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