Difference in meaning
Hi! Is there any difference in meaning between the 2 sentence below? Thanks, Fulvio
1. People still have to work hard though, but it is rewarding.
2. People still have to work hard, but it is rewarding.
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yellowstarstruck People still have to work hard though 'though' at the end of a clause is equivalent to 'but' at the beginning, so your first sentence is basically the same as But people still have to work hard, but it is rewarding. That shows a contrast of some kind with whatever was written previous to this sentence. That contrast does not occur in your second sentence.
- yellowstarstruck People still have to work hard though 'though' at the end of a clause is equivalent to 'but' at the beginning, so your first sentence is basically the same as But people still have to work hard, but it is rewarding.
- That shows a contrast of some kind with whatever was written previous to this sentence.
- That contrast does not occur in your second sentence.
- Otherwise, as you can easily see, both sentences are the same.
- CJ
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yellowstarstruckPeople still have to work hard though
'though' at the end of a clause is equivalent to 'but' at the beginning, so your first sentence is basically the same as
But people still have to work hard, but it is rewarding.
That shows a contrast of some kind with whatever was written previous to this sentence.
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