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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Though and Although
When does one use "though" as opposed to "although"?
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There is a previous thread about this which may be helpful:
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I think that ALTHOUGH is used in formal language and THOUGH is more common in informal language.
Both mean the same, "though" I'm not sure........Let's see what a native speaker says.
I can't see any difference between:
Although she came late, the teacher didn't say a word.
Though she came late, the teacher didn't say a word.
Perhaps there's something
Both mean the same, "though" I'm not sure........Let's see what a native speaker says.
I can't see any difference between:
Although she came late, the teacher didn't say a word.
Though she came late, the teacher didn't say a word.
Perhaps there's something
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