Completing Sentence: though /although/even though/much as Used to mean “but” or “however”

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Completing Sentence: though /although/even though/much as Used to mean “but” or “however”

Though /although/even though/much as

Used to mean “but” or “however”

 

1. Though he is rich, he is unhappy.

2. I felt he was wrong although I didn’t say so at the time.

3. Although the sun was shining,  it wasn’t very warm.

4. Although/even though/though everyone played well, we lost the game.

5. Much as he studied attentively, he could not pass the examination.

6. Though he is poor, he is honest.

7. Though he is poor,  he is honest.

8. Though he is honest, he is poor.

9. Though he had a lot of well wisher, none helped him.

10. Though the boy is intelligent, he could not pass the examination.

11.  I went out although it was raining heavily.