phrases with ( though, through )
I play soccer in high school, though I don't like.
My son eat vegetable everyday,, though him hate vegetable.
Santa Claus come into room through the fireplace and leave a gift in christmas tree.
I saw that burglar come into your car throug the window.
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phrases with ( though, through )
I play soccer in high school, though I don't like it.My son eats vegetables everyday though he hates vegetable.
Or My son eats vegetables everyday even though he hates vegetables.
Santa Claus comes into the room through the fireplace and leaves a gift on the Christmas tree.
I saw that burglar enter your car through the window.
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Good morning friend how are you and your family hope all well
its nice to meet you here am Elia by name i will like to know more
about you and also learn your language and i will like us to have
private words write me on my email ( eliahasan82 ( @ )g m a i l ( . ) c o m ) hope
receive your text on my private inbox thank you have a nice day Elia
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phrases with ( though, through )
I play soccer in high school, though I don't like it.My son eats vegetables everyday, even though he hates vegetables.
Santa Claus comes into the room through the fireplace and leaves a gift in under the Christmas tree.
I saw that burglar going into your car through the window.
Notes: Verbs done by he or she, or any singular noun in the simple present tense (present without -ing) puts an -s at the end of the verb. Also, I've always heard "under the Christmas tree" and not inside, because that implies they are somehow inside of the tree itself. Also, the difference between come/go is where they are going. If the subject is moving towards the speaker, it's come. If the subject moves away from the speaker, it is go. So "The man comes towards me, and then goes away from me." Also, an article generally is used after a preposition. Such as "Into the room" instead of just "Into room." Anyway, you seem to be making good progress, keep it up!
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phrases with ( though, through )
I play soccer in high school, though I don't like to.My son eats vegetables everyday, though he hates vegetables.
Santa Claus comes into the room through the fireplace and leaves a gift under the christmas tree.
I saw that burglar come into your car through the window.
In all the instances where you used "'though" you could also use "'although/even though". In my opinion it would sound more natural.
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phrases with ( though, through )
I play soccer in high school, though I don't like it.My son eats vegetables every day,, though him he hates them/[vegetables].
Santa Claus come into the room through the chimney/[fireplace] and leaves a gift in/under the Christmas tree.
I saw that burglar [come]/get into your car through the window.
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