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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Test Question

Tom, --- working harder this term, still needs to put more work into geometry.

A- however
B- although
C- even though
D- even
E- while

I'm confused. I think B is correct but I wonder why other options are incorrect in this context? What do you think?
  

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Anonymous What do you think? E - while CJ

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AnonymousWhat do you think?
E - while

CJ
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Hi CalifJim. Here is the source of the question:

Although and though with -ing clauses

In formal situations, we can use although and thoughto introduce an -ing clause:
[a teacher talking about a student]

Peter, although working harder this term, still needs to put more work into mathematics.
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AnonymousHi CalifJim. Here is the source of the question:Although and though with -ing clauses
In formal situations, we can use although and though to introduce an -ing clause
OK. That sounds more like an answer than a question, so you have an answer. Only "however","even", and "even though" are impossible.

CJ
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O didn't know the answer at first. I searched and found it from google CJ. Thanks for your help Emotion: smile
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