> Hallo
> Can anyone explain the difference between "though" and "although"
They mean the same, but "although" is more formal.
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Skitt - 28 Jan 2007 20:21 GMT
> "Terence" wrote in message
>> Can anyone explain the difference between "though" and "although"
>
> They mean the same, but "although" is more formal.
"Although" being more formal is not all, though.
Both are conjunctions, but only "though" can also be an adverb.

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Robert Bannister - 28 Jan 2007 23:47 GMT
>>Hallo
>>Can anyone explain the difference between "though" and "although"
>
> They mean the same, but "although" is more formal.
You can't use "although" as a tag, though.

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CyberCypher - 29 Jan 2007 02:04 GMT
Subject: Re: similar words
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To: Adrian Bailey <dadge@hotmail.com>
> "Terence" <terry@lawnview.demon.co.uk> wrote
>> Can anyone explain the difference between "though" and "although"
>
> They mean the same, but "although" is more formal.
One may use "although" in formal writing, of course, but "though" is
not usually allowed if a copy editor sees it.
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> Hallo
> Can anyone explain the difference between "though" and "although"
> Thanks in advance
> Terry
>
>No. They can't.
Skitt - 28 Jan 2007 20:23 GMT
>> Hallo
>> Can anyone explain the difference between "though" and "although"
>> Thanks in advance
>> Terry
>>
>> No. They can't.
I just did, a couple of minutes ago.

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