"Though" and "although"

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though

We use “though” “even though” and “although” to introduce contrasting ideas.
— Even though is slightly stronger than although. More polite and more formal.
— Even though and although are conjunctions (to connect ideas).
— Though is an adverb too (can transform the meaning of all the sentence).
— Though is used more frequently in spoken English.

“Though” is definitely the most versatile. It can be placed at the beginning, middle or even at the end of the sentence.
“Although” and “even though” can only be placed at the beginning or in the middle of the sentence.

I shared this page to complement the class, and you can find some extra exercises to try your new knowledge.

1. We went to the beach although/even though/though It was raining.
   1.2. Although/Even though/Though It was raining, we went to the beach.
   1.3. It was raining. We went to the beach, though.

2. We continued working although/even though/though we were tired.
   2.2. Although/Even though/Though We were tired, we continued working.
   2.3. We were tired. We continued working, though.

3. It was very cold out although/even though/though we decided to go for a walk in the park.
   3.2. Although/Even though/Though It was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park.
   3.3. It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

"Though and although"
Are the following sentences correct or incorrect?

1. Although she is beautiful, everybody hates her. CORRECT
2. The children slept deeply though the noise. INCORRECT
3. Even though earning a low salary, I help my parents. INCORRECT
4. Max almost never sees Mary although they are neighbors. CORRECT
5. Kate did not do well in the exam even though working very hard. INCORRECT

1. Even though it was raining. We went to the beach.
2. Althoug we were tired. We continued working.
3. It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park,though.

Practice:

1. Even though I haven’t seen him in person, I´m in love with him.
2. You are always sleepy during the day, although you sleep very well at night.
3. I was thinking of you. I hadn’t written, though.

1. It was raining even though we went to the beach.
2. We were tired we continued working, though.
3. Although it was very cold out, we decided to fo for a walk in the park.

few examples

• Platzi is still launching new courses quite often even though it has amazing learning paths and courses.
• The movie is terrifying, we watched it though.
• Although we had already eaten, we bought a piece of cake.

Good lecture

-Even though it was raining, we went to the bech.

• We continued working although we were tired.

• It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

Exercise

• Even though It was raining, we went to the beach
• We continued working although we were tired
• it was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though

Exercise: Are the following sentences correct or incorrect?

1. Although she is beautiful, everybody hates her. (correct)
2. The children slept deeply though the noise. (incorrect)
3. Even though earning a low salary, I help my parents. (incorrect)
4. Max almost never sees Mary although they are neighbors. (correct)
5. Kate did not do well in the exam even though working very hard. (incorrect)

Practice!

1. Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
2. We were tired, although we continued working.
3. It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

Clase super difícil

Answers 😉

1. Correct
2. Incorrect
3. Incorrect
4. Correct
5. Incorrect

1. Although she is beautiful, everybody hates her.
   Correct
2. The children slept deeply though the noise.
   Incorrect
3. Even though earning a low salary, I help my parents.
   Incorrect
4. Max almost never sees Mary although they are neighbors.
   Correct
5. Kate did not do well in the exam even though working very hard.
   Incorrect

• Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha

• I went to the party, though I had not money.

• I had not money. I went to the party, though

It was raining, even though we went to the beach.

Thanks!

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though

even though was it was raining we went to the beach
although we were tired we continued woking
although it was very cold out we decided to go for a walk in the the park

thanks

though I always listens to the same song, he deosn’r remember the lyrics.
Even though We aren’t friends, we help each other sometimes.

1. Even though It was raining, we went to the beach.
2. Although We were tired, we continued working.
3. we decided to go for a walk in the park though It was very cold out.

Even though It was raining, we went to the beach.
we continued working although we were tired.
It was very cold. We decide to go for a walk in the park, though

• we went to the beach thought it was raining

• we continued working although we were tired

• even thought it was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park

muy bien

Thanks

👍

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though-----…------

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though

good

Even though we’re miles apart, I still love her.
Although I don’t know Japanese, I always listen to songs in this language.
It’s been a long time since we parted, although I miss her
My phone it’s broken, I don’t want to buy the cheaper one though

I’m going to learn to speak English, even though I don’t have anyone to talk to.

Extra practice!
Are the following sentences correct or incorrect?

1. Although she is beautiful, everybody hates her (correct).
2. The children slept deeply though the noise (incorrect).
3. Even though earning a low salary, I help my parents (incorrect).
4. Max almost never sees Mary although they are neighbors (correct).
5. Kate did not do well in the exam even though working very hard (incorrect).

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though

Let’s practice

1. It was raining though we went to the beach.
2. Although we were tired, we continued working.
3. We decided to go for a walk in the park even though it was very cold out.

SUMMARY:

• ALTHOUGH and THOUGH:
  The use of these words is very similar to DESPITE or SPITE OF (they contrast ideas that go in different directions).
  The only difference is the way in which we connect.

• EVEN THOUGH and ALTHOUGH:
  They are exactly the same. They are conjunctions.
  They only can be at the beginning or in the middle of the sentence.
  For instances:
  EVEN THOUGH is slightly stronger because it’s a little bit more formal.

• THOUGH:
  This word can be a conjunction, but an adverb too.
  In this way, this word can transform the meaning of the entire sentence. Something that we cannot do with ALTHOUGH and THOUGH.
  But be careful. We can use THOUGH for many things but at the same time its use is trickier.
  THOUGH is used more frequently in spoken English. This one is a little less informal than the other two.
  The other two are very common when you’re writing an email or a presentation or something like that.
  THOUGH can be anywhere in the sentence.

Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
We continued worked although we were tired.
I was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park,though.

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though

Even though I had not money, I went to the party haha
I went to the party, though I had not money.
I had not money. I went to the party, though

Let´s practice!

1. Although it was raining, we went to the beach.
2. We were tired though we continued working.
3. Even though it was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park

• Though it was raining, we went to the beach.
• Although we were tired, we continued working.
• Even though it was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park.

Practice

• Even though/ Although it was raining, we went to the beach.

• Though we were tired, we continued working .

• We decided to go for a walk in the park even though , It was very cold out.

1. Even though I have fear, I decided buy mi first car.

2. Although I was busy, I’m here to buy her a flowers.

• Even though it was raining, we went to the beach
• We were tired, although, we continued working
• It was very cold outside, we decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

Although it was raining, we went to the beach.
Even though we were tired, we continued working.
It was very cold out. we decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

Even though we forget our wallet, we paid our ticket online with ours credit cards.
I was very sad last day, I decided go fishing, though.

Yesterday we working late even though we were tired.
Although I was busy, I was studying english.
I had not money, I went to the movie theatre though.

I’m not sure if I am right but I noticed that though is slightly different in how it is used because when you use it at the beginning it is beside the main idea, but although & even though are linked to the second idea if you use it at the beginning, someone knows about it?

1. Although it was raining. We went to the beach
2. Even though we were tired. We continued working.
3. It was very cold outside. Though we decided to go for a walk in the park

I’m not sure if I am right but I noticed that though is slightly different in how it is used because when you use it at the beginning it is beside the main idea, but although & even though are linked to the second idea if you use it at the beginning, someone knows about it?

Let’s practice:

• Although It was raining. We went to the beach.
• We were tired. Though We continued working
• It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park

1.- Even though It was raining, we went to the beach.
2.- We continued working although we were tired
3.- Though It was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park.

• Even though it was raining . We went to the beach.
• We continued working although We were tired
• I was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

• Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
• We were tired even though we continued working.
• It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

• It was raining. Though we went to the beach.
• Although we were tired. We continued working.
• It was very cold out. Even though we decided to go for a walk in the park.

Excersice:

1. It was raining. We went to the beach,++ though++.
2. We were tired Although we continued working.
3. Even though it was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park.

- Even though it was raining, we went to the beach. - Although we were tired, we continued working. - It was very cold out, though we decided to go for a walk in the park.

• Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
• We were tired, we continued working though.
• It was very cold out, Although we decided to go for walk in the park.

Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
We continued working although we were tired.
It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

Even though the gym is closed i will work out.
i won the test although i didn’t study
he never wants to go to the beach. Today he went, though

1. Even though It was raining, We went to the beach.

2. We were tired, although we continued working.

3. It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park, though.

4. Even thought I study hard, I forget many things after few days.

5. She never remembers my name, although today she tells me “Holman”.

• Even though I was tired, I finished the 10.000k marathon.
• He got mad although he won the scholarship.
• Anne passed the test, though she was injured.

• Even though it was raining, we went to the beach
• We continued working although we were tired.

• Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
• Event though we were tired, we continued working.
• It was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park though.

Even though I’m tired, I’m studing
I’m studing although It’s too late.
I didn’t want to work, I went to my job, though.

Sammy was a great student although she had major problems with her family

Though it was raining we went to the beach.
We were tired although we continue working.
It was very cold out we decided to go for a walk in the park though .

1. I enjoyed my vacations even though the bad weather.
2. Although I was tired, I went to the school.

1. Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
2. We were tired although we continue working.
3. It was very cold out. We decided to go for a walk in the park though.

• Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
• We continued working although we were tired.
• It was very cold out, but we decided to go for a walk in the park though.

• Although it was raining, we went to the beach.
• We continued working Even though We were tired
• We decided to go for a walk in the park ,though it was very cold out.

“Though” is definitely the most versatile. It can be placed at the beginning, middle, or even at the end of the sentence.

Though we practiced a lot, we failed the test.

We failed the test, though we practiced a lot.

We practiced a lot. We failed the test, though

Even though it was raining, we went to the beach.
We were tired, although we continued working.
It was very cold out; we decided to go for a walk in the park, though