Put the word though in a sentence

1. As a conjunction towards the beginning of the sentence: E.g. “Though I do not usually drink coffee, I have had 2 cups today.” …
2. At the end of the sentence. E.g. “I already ate. …
3. In place of ‘however’ or ‘but’ E.g. “I do not usually drink coffee, though I’ve had 2 cups today.” …
4. With the word ‘as’

• still.
• though.
• yet.
• nonetheless.
• notwithstanding.
• although.
• but.
• regardless.

Why use though at the end of a sentence?

When we use ‘though’ at the end of a sentence, it is a linking word that means this sentence is in contrast to, is in spite of, or is in seeming contradiction to the previous sentence.

Where is though used?

Used after a comma, in the middle of a sentence, the word ‘though’ (or ‘although’) can be used to mean the same as “I do not usually drink coffee, but/however* I have had 2 cups today.” In this context, ‘though’, ‘although’, and ‘but’ show that something which you have said is ‘less true’ than usual.

What is difference between even though and although?

Even though has the same meaning as although. It also indicates contrast. Therefore, it is also used after a clause, just like although. The only difference between although and even though is that even though often indicates a stronger and a more emphatic contrast.

What is though and example?

Though is defined as even if, or in spite of, the fact. An example of though is driving in the face of a very dangerous storm. … Despite the fact that; although. He still argues, though he knows he’s wrong.

What word is though?

(Entry 1 of 2) 1 : in spite of the fact that : while though they know the war is lost, they continue to fight— Bruce Bliven †1977. 2 : in spite of the possibility that : even if though I may fail, I will try.

Can I use even though in the middle of a sentence?

Yes, it’s true, you can put though at the beginning, in the middle and at the end of sentences. We can use though, and although, or even though at the beginning of a subordinate clause to mark a contrast with the idea in the main clause. For example: … We can also put though at the end of the contrasting clause.

Can I use but and though in the same sentence?

So I can use both ‘but’ and ‘though’ in the same sentence? Yes, you can. The way how you would punctuate those sentences is exactly same as my second version, right? Wrong.

Is even though correct grammar?

No, they are not interchangeable. If you want to use even though, the meaning changes. Even though means despite the fact that and is a more emphatic version of though and although. Even if means whether or not and has to do with the conditions that may apply.

What is an example of even though?

He went to work even though he was unwell. He’s never got any money, even though his parents are quite rich. I prefer to bottle it up, even though it’s not good for me. I respect him even though I often disagree with him.

Is though a formal word?

In formal speaking or writing, we can use although, though and even though to introduce a clause without a verb (a reduced clause): Raymond, although very interested, didn’t show any emotion when she invited him to go for a walk. Though more expensive, the new model is safer and more efficient.

How do you use even though in a sentence examples?

Even-though sentence example

What is the difference between through and though?

Though means, despite the fact or however. Through is featured in all parts of the sentence; beginning, middle, and also at the end. Through is a preposition used with noun or pronoun to show time, method, position, or place. Though is a word that creates a connection between words, clauses, or phrases.

Do you put comma after though?

The word “though,” when it is alone in the middle of the sentence, is surrounded by commas. At the end of the sentence, it takes a comma in front of it. …

Is it tho or though?

«Tho» is a short form of «though», so they mean exactly the same thing. Basically they are different spellings of the same word. «Though» is the proper word, so it is always correct to write «though». You can’t write «tho» in formal English, and some people don’t like it in informal English.

What is the meaning of thank you though?

«thank you, though» is used when someone did something for you (without you requesting it) and you want to thank them even though their gesture wasn’t helpful or relevant to you. This may not be exactly right, but it’s an idea.

What does Despite mean?

1 : the feeling or attitude of despising someone or something : contempt. 2 : malice, spite. 3a : an act showing contempt or defiance. b : detriment, disadvantage I know of no government which stands to its obligations, even in its own despite, more solidly …— Sir Winston Churchill.

Which is correct Inspite or in spite?

You use in spite of when you are mentioning something that surprisingly does not prevent something else from being true. The spelling is in spite of, not `inspite of’. The air was clear and fresh, in spite of all the traffic.

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How do you use ‘Though’ in a Sentence?

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Today we are going to be having a look at some different ways that we can use though in a sentence. 

Using ‘Though’ at the Beginning of a Sentence

Though W don’t usually drink coffee, I have had two cups of coffee today.

We use though at the beginning of a sentence where two opposite or contrasting pieces of information are introduced. In this context the speaker is saying that he doesn’t usually drink coffee so it is unexpected or strange that they have drunk two cups. Another example could be:

Though Malta is a very small island, It’s history is long and rich.

Or

Malta, though small has a long and rich history.

Using ‘Though’ at the end of a Sentence

Q: Would you like something to eat?

A: I already ate, thanks though!

In the above example we use though similarly to anyway, regardless or nonetheless. We can use it with thanks, usually as a polite way to reject somebody’s offer. For example:

Q: Would you like something to drink?

A: I’ve just had some water, thanks though!

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Using Though in place of but or however

I don’t normally drink coffee, though I’ve had two cups today.

We can use though in the middle of a sentence after a comma like the example above. This shows that something you have said is less true than usual. We can also put though at the end of a sentence to add the same effect. For example:

I don’t normally drink coffee, I’ve had two cups today though.

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Well, it’s not all their fault, though.

я думаю.

With him in this condition, though there doesn’t seem to be much point in your staying, Rupert.

Он в таком состоянии, что я думаю, тебе не стоит здесь задерживаться, Руперт.

I though maybe that’s what you were trying to say.

Думаю, что именно это ты пытаешься сказать.

No, I though possibly we could arrange an exchange.

Нет, нет, Я думаю, мы сможем договорится об обмене.

Though one never writes the book one wants.

Думаю, писатель никогда не пишет ту книгу, которая необходима другому человеку.

— You’re going to hear me, though.

— И тем не менее вы меня выслушаете.

— I’m so sorry that you were let down though.

Тем не менее, мне жаль, что ты расстроилась.

You know that’s true, though.

Но, тем не менее, это правда.

— It’s simple though.

— Тем не менее, это так.

I’m a good driver, though.

Тем не менее, я хороший водитель.

I feel as though I’d… I’d collected a whole shelf full of bottles.

Кажется, я собрала бы целую полку флаконов.

He looks as though he’d been waiting a long time for something.

Кажется он очень долго чего-то ждет.

Four civilian aircrafts, sir, as though they’re coming in for a landing.

Четыре гражданских самолета, сэр. Кажется собираются сесть.

And how things have changed, though we were already at war then.

Когда же она кончится? Иногда мне кажется, что сил у меня больше не осталось.

Looks as though something extraordinary’s going on.

Кажется, происходит что-то экстраординарное.

It looks as though those twins are on their way, so we’re going out to her together.

Похоже, близнецы на подходе, так что мы отправимся туда вдвоём.

It looks as though the kid is starved.

Похоже, у девочки голодный обморок.

Doesn’t look as though they’re even coming by.

— Похоже, они и не заглянут.

It looks as though your wish is going to come true.

Похоже, ваше желание сбывается.

Looks as though we might have a shower. But you won’t mind that, will you? No, but wait a minute.

Похоже, может пойти дождь, тебя это не смущает?

Though he was famous, he’s dead now and useless, as he’s left nothing.

Конечно он был знаменит, но теперь он умер и не оставил после себя ничего.

Oh, not like this, though.

Ой… Не так, конечно.

Even though they fired the nurse who lost him, that didn’t fix anything.

Сестру, которая его потеряла, конечно, уволили, но это уже ничего не могло изменить.

Pity, though.

Жаль, конечно.

He looks as though his mind could stand a little laundering.

Выглядит как грязный старикашка.

Looks as though we might have a white Christmas.

Выглядит как настоящее снежное Рождество

— It looks as though…

— Он выглядит так…

Looks as though it was perfect.

Выглядит почти превосходно.

Pretty though, whatever it is.

Что бы это ни было, выглядит мило.

It’s as though their minds were surrounded by… a brick wall.

Это как-будто их разум окружен кирпичной стеной.

If he struck her — oh, yes, and I have seen him knock her to the floor — she’d look at him as though she wanted the weight of his hand.

Когда он бил ее — о, да, я видела как он сбил ее ударом на пол — она смотрел на него так, как-будто хотела, чтобы он ударил ее.

As though you…

Как-будто вы…

It might sound as though I haven’t thought this through.

Это может звучать так, как-будто Я не продумал все до конца.

It seems as though the two of us are all alone. In the country somewhere.

Как-будто мы не здесь, а одни, где-нибудь за городом.

Be careful, though. No hellraising.

Хорошо.

Can I leave you some literature, though?

Я оставлю вам листовки, хорошо?

Is this okay though?

Так хорошо?

We had good times though.

Мы прожили хорошую жизнь.

Good shot though.

В любом случае — хороший выстрел.

I though that machine was going to shake itself to pieces!

Я подумал, что машина собирается растрясти себя на куски!

I though you might like to work him at the camp for awhile.

Я подумал… может вы захотите, чтобы он немножко поработал по лагерю…

Think of all the fun you had, though.

За то, подумай, сколько удовольствия ты получил.

Though comparison fuzzy Have had a chat

Я подумал и решил с ним поговорить

As though the guillotine had been invented in Kostroma.

Можно подумать, гильотину изобрели в Костроме.

There’s a small problem though.

Небольшая проблема.

No problem though.

Но это не проблема.

No, that’s just the trouble though.

Нет, но все же это проблема.

The only trouble is though, missy if you should lose the face…

Но есть одна проблема, милая, если у тебя… — …не будет мордашки…

There’s only one problem, though, Skipper, we’ll need some compressed air for the start-up.

Есть только одна проблема, Скиппер, нам понадобится сжатый воздух для запуска.

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