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Trunks Posted 16 years ago
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Confusion between the usage of "however" and "though"
Consider this sentences:
He was feeling bad. He went to work, however, and tried to concentrate.
Unfortunately, though, this is a misreading of the law. (I'm not even sure if this sentence is correct)
So can you tell me whether the usage of the words "however" and "though" in here mean the same? If not, what are the differences?
He was feeling bad. He went to work, however, and tried to concentrate.
Unfortunately, though, this is a misreading of the law. (I'm not even sure if this sentence is correct)
So can you tell me whether the usage of the words "however" and "though" in here mean the same? If not, what are the differences?
Top answer
"However", "but", and "though" are usually interchangeable in this context. Look up "though" in the dictionary for other uses.
- "However", "but", and "though" are usually interchangeable in this context.
- Look up "though" in the dictionary for other uses.
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"However", "but", and "though" are usually interchangeable in this context.
Look up "though" in the dictionary for other uses.
Look up "though" in the dictionary for other uses.
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I'm sorry but i still need a more detailed explanation for this.
Moreover, i wanted to know whether this sentence is correct:
Unfortunately, though, this is a misreading of the law.
Moreover, i wanted to know whether this sentence is correct:
Unfortunately, though, this is a misreading of the law.
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