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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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though
Fond though I am of sports.
I'd rather not sit though another basketball game.
In the above two sentence, the conjunction "though" expresses odd meaning. Could you explain the meaning?
I'd rather not sit though another basketball game.
In the above two sentence, the conjunction "though" expresses odd meaning. Could you explain the meaning?
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In your first sentence, it might help you to shuffle it: (Al)though I am fond of sports... In the second one, it looks like a misprint for ' through '.
- In your first sentence, it might help you to shuffle it: (Al)though I am fond of sports...
- In the second one, it looks like a misprint for ' through '.
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In your first sentence, it might help you to shuffle it: (Al)though I am fond of sports...
In the second one, it looks like a misprint for 'through'.
In the second one, it looks like a misprint for 'through'.
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