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Although, even though, though, and while

Although, even though, though, and while

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Presentation

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English

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6th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
L.3.1H, L.3.1A, L.2.1E

+7

Standards-aligned

Created by

Alison (CV)

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10 Slides • 6 Questions

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Although, even though, though, and while

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First, let's review our sentence types

  • simple sentence- subject/action- I ate breakfast.

  • Compound sentences- two complete sentences put together with a connecting word.

  • Example: I ate breakfast, and I drove to work.

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That video has A LOT of information...let's break it down a little

  • We will be creating complex sentence using although, even though, though, and while at the BEGINNING of sentences

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Although, even though, though, and while all mean 'but'

  • We use this when the first part of the sentence is opposite from the second part

  • Don't stress, here are a few examples

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Example #1- Although

Although she enjoys ice cream, her favorite dessert is cake.

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Example #2- Even though

Even though the phone wasn't that loud, it still woke me up.

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Example #3-Though

Though he had studied hard, he did not get an A on the test.

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Example #4- while

While I love my job, it can be very stressful.

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To review...

Although/even though/though/while + sentence #1 ,

+ sentence #2 which has an opposite meaning of sentence #1

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Poll

How are we feeling about using although/even though/though/while at the beginning of a sentence

This is easy

This is sort of easy

This is confusing

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Open Ended

Let's combine these two sentences using Although.

She likes cats. Her favorite is dogs.


Although + sentence #1 , sentence #2

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Open Ended

Let's combine these two sentences using Even though.

He has an Xbox. He still wants a PS5.


Even though + sentence #1 , sentence #2

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Open Ended

Let's combine these two sentences using though.

The cat was sleeping. It kept an ear open for the dog.


Though + sentence #1 , sentence #2

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Open Ended

Let's combine these two sentences using while.

He walked along the beach. He thought of the mountains.


While + sentence #1 , sentence #2

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Poll

How are you feeling about writing these types of sentences now?

easy

sort of easy

still confusing

pattern-tertiary

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