Should I use "though" or "although" in this sentence "I can help you though I'm not an expert"
which is better?
and if I use although, should i use a comma before it?
Thank you for your help!
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In that sentence, you can use either though or although. They are both conjunctions and have the same meaning in that sentence. I would put a comma after "I can help you, though/although..."
Sometimes "though" is also an adverb, and in that situation they can not be used interchangeably.
A: Can you go to the meeting today?
B: No, I am busy today. I can to the meeting tomorrow, though.
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Both though and although are OK.And although is usually used in the begining of a sentence.
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In my opinion "even though" sounds better.
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