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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Both conjunction and adverb
I learned/found out that the word 'however' is both a conjunction and adverb. I want to know some more words like that. Thank you.
Also, why do you think a comma is used here (if it is correctly used)? Is the word 'though' a conjunction?
He came to work regularly, though he was recovering.
Also, why do you think a comma is used here (if it is correctly used)? Is the word 'though' a conjunction?
He came to work regularly, though he was recovering.
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You can see a list of these conjunctions and how to punctuate them, at this link . The comma is not used. "though" is a subordinating conjunction..
- You can see a list of these conjunctions and how to punctuate them, at this link .
- The comma is not used.
- "though" is a subordinating conjunction..
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You can see a list of these conjunctions and how to punctuate them, at this link.
The comma is not used. "though" is a subordinating conjunction..
The comma is not used. "though" is a subordinating conjunction..
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Hi. Thank you.
Why do this definitional entry example sentences for the word "though" have a comma in front of it? I found it in Naver website's (Naver.com) dictionary.
Gaelic javascript:flink("has") javascript:flink("been") a javascript:flink("dying") javascript:
Why do this definitional entry example sentences for the word "though" have a comma in front of it? I found it in Naver website's (Naver.com) dictionary.
Gaelic javascript:flink("has") javascript:flink("been") a javascript:flink("dying") javascript:
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