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
Ideas about the past
Welcome and course preview
Regrets, wishes and assumptions about the past
Expressing past intentions
Roleplay: Get to express change
Beyond comparatives
Parallel comparatives
"Ever" with superlatives
Repeated comparatives
Listening and writing activity
Interactive Quiz 1
Words that are often confused
"Despite" and "in spite of"
"Though" and "although"
"So" and "neither"
Roleplay: Neither ... nor
Complementary concepts
Reporting verbs
Expressing wishes
Roleplay: Polite requests
Interactive Quiz 2
Ideas about the future
Even if
Intentions, plans and preferences for the future
Concusion
Closing
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Puedes utilizar estas palabras para expresar contraste entre dos ideas. Similar al uso de “Despite” y “In spite of”, la única diferencia es la manera de conectar ideas. También existe una tercera expresión con “Even though”, veamos sus diferencias:
Though = Aunque
Although = Aunque
Even though = Aunque
“Although” and “Even though” tienen el mismo significado.
“Though” es ligeramente diferente.
Contribución creada con aportes de: Kevin Fiorentino.
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Preguntas 3
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.- 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.
Excersice:
- 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 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
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.
Even thought I study hard, I forget many things after few days.
She never remembers my name, although today she tells me “Holman”.
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 .
“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
Even though it was raining. We went to the beach
Although we were tired, we continued working
Though it was very cold out, we decided to go for a walk in the park
Even though it was sunny, we didn’t go out.
Why this sentence is incorrect?
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