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Paeez Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

though (adverb and conjunction)

Hi,

Would you please check these?

I tried to use "though" as a conjunction and an adverb.

Conjunction:
(Al)Though he looks skinny, he has a nice body.

Adverb:
He has a nice body. He looks skinny though. (or ",though"?)

What if I substitute though with despite that!?

He has a nice body. He looks skinny, despite that.
Is "despite this" an adverbial phrase?

Thanks
  

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I tried to use "though" as a conjunction and an adverb. Conjunction:(Al)Though he looks skinny, he has a nice body. Correct Adverb:He has a nice body.

— Vsuresh

  • I tried to use "though" as a conjunction and an adverb.
  • Conjunction:(Al)Though he looks skinny, he has a nice body.
  • Correct Adverb:He has a nice body.
  • He looks skinny though.
  • ) Yes, it an adverb and I am not sure whether comma is needed.
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I tried to use "though" as a conjunction and an adverb.
Conjunction:(Al)Though he looks skinny, he has a nice body. Correct
Adverb:He has a nice body. He looks skinny though. (or ",though"?) Yes, it an adverb and I am not sure whether comma is needed.
What if I substitute though with despite that!?He has a nice
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