Note: In these sentences, "although" can be used instead of "though.
"Why did you go to the cinema?" "_________ there was a good film on."
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"I didn't go to the cinema but there was a good film on." is another way of saying, "_________ there was a good film on, I didn't go to the cinema."
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"Why did you eat the chocolates?" "_________ I like them."
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"I like chocolates but I didn't eat the ones you left for me." is another way of saying, "_________ I like chocolates, I didn't eat the ones you left for me."
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Though
"Why did you go to London?" "_________ I wanted to see the Queen."
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Though
"I went to London but I didn't see the Queen." is another way of saying, "_________ I went to London, I didn't see the Queen."
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"Why are you learning English?" "_________ I want to get a better job."
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"I speak fluent English but I didn't get the job." is another way of saying, "_________ I speak fluent English, I didn't get the job."
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"Why are you walking in the woods?" "_________ the weather is good and I need exercise."
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"It was raining but I went for a run in the woods." is another way of saying, "_________ it was raining, I went for a run in the woods."