Use though to give a contrasting idea

Use though to give a contrasting idea

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The word “though” is commonly used to introduce a contrasting idea, typically to highlight a difference between two points, ideas, or situations.

06/10/18

Use though at the end of a sentence

I was feeling really tired, though. She loves to travel, though she doesn’t have much time. In these cases, “though” introduces a contrast to the previous statement.

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In the middle of a sentence

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She loves to travel, though she doesn’t have much time. He’s really talented, though a bit shy. When placed in the middle, it serves as a kind of interruption to present the contrast more directly.

At the beginning of a sentence

Though it was raining, they went for a walk. Though he studied hard, he didn’t pass the exam. Here, “though” is used to introduce a contrast in the first clause.

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