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Pdk001 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

"though" means

hi helpers

i found this means in the dictionary(eng-korean) i dont know when i use it in a grammar

is this has meaning "but" or "and"

for instance : i wouldnt like to go though, i know i must - can i put it "but" instead of "though"

please explain to me with more expamples

thanks in advance

pdk
  

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Though = although in most cases. I don't want to go, (al)though I know I must = I don't want to go, but I know I must If (al)though introduces the first clause, however, but cannot be substituted: (Al)though I know I must, I don't want to go .

— Mister Micawber

  • Though = although in most cases.
  • I don't want to go, (al)though I know I must = I don't want to go, but I know I must If (al)though introduces the first clause, however, but cannot be substituted: (Al)though I know I must, I don't want to go .
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Though = although in most cases.

I don't want to go, (al)though I know I must = I don't want to go, but I know I must


If (al)though introduces the first clause, however, but cannot be substituted:

(Al)though I know I must, I don't want to go.
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