Using 'Although', 'Even Though', and 'Though'

This video tutorial by Jennifer from JForestEnglish.com explains how to use the transition words 'although', 'even though', and 'though' to show contrast between ideas. It covers the differences in formality among these words and their placement in sentences. The video also highlights the unique use of 'though' at the end of sentences, a common practice among native speakers to imply contrast. Viewers are encouraged to practice by creating example sentences and are invited to download a free speaking guide from the website.

What is the main topic of the video?

• How to use transition words 'although', 'even though', and 'though'.

• How to improve vocabulary.

• How to write an essay.

• How to use punctuation marks.

What is the primary function of 'although', 'even though', and 'though'?

• To list items.

• To express agreement.

• To show contrast between ideas.

• To ask questions.

Which of the following is the most formal transition word?

• Though

• None of the above

• Even though

• Although

Where can 'although', 'even though', and 'though' be placed in a sentence?

• Only at the beginning

• Only in the middle

• At the beginning or in the middle

• Only at the end

Which sentence correctly uses 'even though' at the beginning?

• I'm busy, even though I enrolled in the course.

• Even though I'm busy, I enrolled in the course.

• I enrolled, even though, in the course.

• I enrolled in the course, even though I'm busy.

Which sentence correctly uses 'although' in the middle?

• Although I'm busy, I enrolled in the course.

• I enrolled in the course although I'm busy.

• Although I enrolled in the course, I'm busy.

• I'm busy although I enrolled in the course.

What is unique about using 'though' at the end of a sentence?

• It makes the sentence more formal.

• It is used to list items.

• It implies a contrast without explicitly stating it.

• It is incorrect to use 'though' at the end.

In which context is 'though' commonly used at the end of a sentence?

• When the contrast is not obvious.

• When listing items.

• When the contrast is obvious from context.

• When asking a question.

What is the purpose of using 'though' at the end of a sentence in casual conversation?

• To make the sentence more formal.

• To imply a contrast that is understood from context.

• To list items.

• To ask a question.

What should students do to practice using 'although', 'even though', and 'though'?

• Read a book.

• Write three example sentences.

• Listen to music.

• Watch a movie.