Vocabulary - though, although, even though, despite, in spite of
Today, We are going to look at something i get asked about all the time. Though, although and even though are used with adverbs clauses. To refresh your memory, let me tell you that Clause is any group of words that must have a subject and verb. Though, although and even though is used before a dependent clause to show contrast. Though and Although have no difference but though is a little bit informal. You can use either of them In the beginning of the sentence or in the middle of the sentence. The biggest difference is, you can end the sentence with though, but you can not end the sentence with although. Example: Although the exam was difficult, I did well. I think i did well though the exam was difficult. The exam was difficult. I think i did well, though . Note : Put comma before though when you finish the sentence with it. Even though also shows contrast but the contrast is much stronger contrast and adds emphasis. Even though the exam was easy, I
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