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Carter Lee Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

What does "before that though" mean?

Hi,

I came across a sentence but I want to know some usage for "before that though".


"before that though, a question"

It seems like to say that whatever thing happened before, I will do this that asking.


Is this I am understand correctly ?

I want to know a little bit usage about this.

  

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"before that, I have a question for you" means that the speaker wants to ask a question before they speak about something else or do something else. The word "though" means the same as "however". It just enhances the contrast expressed by "before that".

Ideally, I would punctuate it like this:

before that, though, a question

(cross-posted)

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