Yesterday in Episode 320 we talked about however. For today’s English lesson I’d like to focus on similar word: though.
Here are the example sentences. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or the check the transcript for the details:
Using though as a conjunction:
- Though I was tired I went to the party.
- Bob doesn’t have a lot of savings, though he has a good job and makes a high salary.
- Jack is our top sales person, though he rarely shows up to the office on time.
- Though it’s only the middle of May, the temperature feels more like July.
Using though as an adverb
- Today’s meeting was a little too long. It was productive though.
- I like most kinds of jazz. I’m not a big fan of Dixieland though.
- The hotel I stayed in wasn’t so great. The location was good though.
- My dog happy is pretty cute. She’s getting old though and she’s not so active these days.
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