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Kamal singh Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Use of Though at the End

Hi Friends

I am confused by use of though at the end of the sentence

like

I know what could be there in the park. I did not go there though.

Can you please explain me why "though at the end ...

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Hi there! though = but It is common to use but at the beginning of a sentence, but sometimes we don't want to use but and instead want to add something to the end of our sentence. In this case we use though.

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  • Hi there!
  • though = but It is common to use but at the beginning of a sentence, but sometimes we don't want to use but and instead want to add something to the end of our sentence.
  • In this case we use though.
  • The meaning is the same.
  • Note: some native speakers use but at the end of a sentence for the same meaning.
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Hi there!

though = but

It is common to use but at the beginning of a sentence, but sometimes we don't want to use but and instead want to add something to the end of our sentence. In this case we use though. The meaning is the same.

Note: some native speakers use but at the end of a sentence for the same meaning.

Nick
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kamal singhI am confused by use of though at the end of the sentence
It's amazing the number of non-natives who ask this one!

As stated above,

though at the end = but at the beginning.

CJ
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