Watch the film fully
Hi
Is this sentence fully natural?
Though I did not watch the film fully I knew the ending.
Thanks,
Tom
PS: Can we say 'knew the end'?
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Though I did not watch the entire film, I could easily guess [the ending] / [how it would end]. Though I did not watch the entire film, I knew the ending because a friend had revealed it to me. Though I did not watch the film to the end, I knew the ending because I didn't heed the "spoiler alert" warning.
- Though I did not watch the entire film, I could easily guess [the ending] / [how it would end].
- Though I did not watch the entire film, I knew the ending because a friend had revealed it to me.
- Though I did not watch the film to the end, I knew the ending because I didn't heed the "spoiler alert" warning.
- Though I did not watch the entire film, I knew the ending because I had read the book.
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Though I did not watch the entire film, I could easily guess [the ending] / [how it would end].
Though I did not watch the entire film, I knew the ending because a friend had revealed it to me.
Though I did not watch the film to the end, I knew the ending because I didn't heed the "spoiler alert" warning.
Though I did not watch the entire film, I knew the ending becaus
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