HOW CAN I SEPERATE THESE???

DamlasozerHello dear teacher. I have a problem about distinguish these from each other :HOWEVER- ALTHOUGH-THOUGH-EVENTHOUGH. I generally see all of them together in choices in tests.they all the same in meanings.how can I understand in which sentence which one must be used???

They all have much the same meaning. The basic difference is w

thanks PHILIP but I dont understand anything what you said.if there is teacher in there will help me please...................

I really need a clear explanation.......................

PLEASE.........

Although and though are so called subordinating conjunctions, and link two parts (clauses) of a sentence.
Style disregarded, they are twins.
Although is more formal.

I like you(,) (a)lthough you do not like me.
Although you do not like me, I like you.

There are two clauses in the identical sentences above: I like you; this is the main one, and

Hello Sir,

Thank you very much for your explanation.Punctuation is a good tip to seperate them but sometimes I see HOWEVER at the beginning of the sentence just like ALTHOUGH.And I surprise...what can I do in those times?

Also,I want to give two example;

Learning a foreign language can be difficult ;however,it can be rewarding if you are succesful.

The governme

"I see HOWEVER at the beginning of the sentence just like ALTHOUGH.And I surprise...what can I do in those times?"

It means the concession clause is detached from the main clause, and that the writer prefers full stop to semi-colon there.

Hello Sir?

Call me Incho.

You can replace although for while or whilst (formal)
Whilst I like you, you do not like me.

Pattern adjective:

much as

Much as I like you, you do not like me.

Despite

Despite my liking you, you do not like me.

However as an adverb:

However many times you visit me, I will not like you.

oh incho of course but this little girl have not understand exactly differences [A]

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