CEFR A2

though

conjunction

Meaning

Despite the fact that; nevertheless.

Examples

He is very small, though he is strong.
I wanted to go to the party, though I was tired.

Synonyms: but, however, nevertheless, nonetheless

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though (A2)

conjunction

Pronunciation: /ðəʊ/

Definition

Despite the fact that; nevertheless.

Examples

He is very small, though he is strong.
I wanted to go to the party, though I was tired.
She studied hard, though she did not pass the exam.

How to Use though

even though (conjunction): Used to introduce a subordinate clause that contrasts with the main clause. — "Even though it was cold, we went for a walk."
as though (conjunction): In a way that suggests something is true; as if. — "He acted as though he knew nothing about it."

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