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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Though usage
I have two questions regarding the usage of though.
How do we use though?Which is the right way?following is my doubt.
1. I had key ,though I could not open my house.
I could not open my house,though I had key.
What is the meaning of the below questions?
2. She talks too much,though.
He is brilliant,though.
Does it mean that she really talks very much.
He is really brilliant.
Please help me.
How do we use though?Which is the right way?following is my doubt.
1. I had key ,though I could not open my house.
I could not open my house,though I had key.
What is the meaning of the below questions?
2. She talks too much,though.
He is brilliant,though.
Does it mean that she really talks very much.
He is really brilliant.
Please help me.
Top answer
These are OK: 1. Though I had a key, I could not open my door. I could not open my house, though I had key.
- These are OK: 1.
- Though I had a key, I could not open my door.
- I could not open my house, though I had key.
- -- The persons also exhibit another characteristic.
- 2.
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These are OK:
1. Though I had a key, I could not open my door.
I could not open my house, though I had key.
What is the meaning of the below statements?-- The persons also exhibit another characteristic.
2. (She is beautiful.) She talks too much, though.
(He cannot express himself clearly.) He is bril
1. Though I had a key, I could not open my door.
I could not open my house, though I had key.
What is the meaning of the below statements?-- The persons also exhibit another characteristic.
2. (She is beautiful.) She talks too much, though.
(He cannot express himself clearly.) He is bril
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Use the search box at the top of the page to find a lot of information about 'though'. Here are some links to get you started.
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Thanks Mister for narrating in such a way. But I've a doubt regarding the second sentence. (She is beautiful. She talks.....). Should I write the words in bold, or they are understood? Please clarify.
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Should I write the words in bold, or they are understood?-- I was giving examples of what sort of context must exist to suit your sentences. Such text may be included, or it may be understood within the conversation.
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