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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Correct conjunction?

Hi there,

It was a fine day for a picnic .............. rather cold.

A. if
B. though
C. so
D. therefore

Answer key says "though" is correct option. What does though mean here? Is it similar to although or despite?
  

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Though means though it was, although, although it was, despite being, despite the fact that it was. If is also possible.

— Fivejedjon

  • Though means though it was, although, although it was, despite being, despite the fact that it was.
  • If is also possible.
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Though means though it was, although, although it was, despite being, despite the fact that it was.

If is also possible.
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