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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Use of word

Hi all,

I am keen to learn english and speak it fluently, as my professiol requiring it...
I am trying my best , reading , newspaper,article, and other stuff and mostly watchs subtitle movies

bt I've lots of confusing with some particular words, like though, even though,

as I'm concentrating constantly on imporve this language as a third.

I will thankful if I can see my confuson going away...

I need to knw that exact use of
though
even though
get, got
gotton
...............
and please suggest me some site where I'll get more stuff to read which help me to make knowledageble.....

I am not getting any mail from this site since I am trying to register on it....
pleae help me

I am realy keen to join you comunity please suggest me how can I connect with you...
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'Though' and 'even though' mean almost the same. (even though is also the same as the words 'al though ') Example: I couldn't come even though I really wanted to come. This sentence means that I couldn't come despite the fact that I really wanted to.

— Lundbye95

  • 'Though' and 'even though' mean almost the same.
  • (even though is also the same as the words 'al though ') Example: I couldn't come even though I really wanted to come.
  • This sentence means that I couldn't come despite the fact that I really wanted to.
  • Example: Although it was late, the sun had not set.
  • Get/get is a part of the infinitive 'to get': Get = (simple) present Got = (simple) past To get means to recieve something.
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'Though' and 'even though' mean almost the same. (even though is also the same as the words 'although')

Example: I couldn't come even though I really wanted to come. This sentence means that I couldn't come despite the fact that I really wanted to.

Example: Although it was late, the sun had not set.

Get/get is a part of the infinitive 'to g
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Hi Lundbye

Thank you very much

finally I am able to understand the meaning of even though...and although

your sentece was very effective...

please verify my understanding..

I didn't buy any product from that new opened mall even though they were offering a very good discount

she has came to
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The first sentence sounds good :-)

In the second one, I would probably rather say:

She has come to my home even though her father tried to stop her.

There is a grammar mistake her.
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