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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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But bulabula though.
All I knew about though in conversation was but until I heard this sentence today.
A: ~~
B:~~
A: I think a cell phone will be a good birthday gift for his birthday.
B:But I don't think he needs a new cell phone though.
But and though are in one sentence. What is it?(How it is different from the sentence without but?)
A: ~~
B:~~
A: I think a cell phone will be a good birthday gift for his birthday.
B:But I don't think he needs a new cell phone though.
But and though are in one sentence. What is it?(How it is different from the sentence without but?)
Top answer
It's simply redundant. Either but or though is enough. Some people just say the same thing twice for some unknown reason.
- It's simply redundant.
- Either but or though is enough.
- Some people just say the same thing twice for some unknown reason.
- CJ
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It's simply redundant. Either but or thoughis enough. Some people just say the same thing twice for some unknown reason.
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