Do you think there are any differences between them?
(1) Although he’s got brains, he’s not exactly good-looking.
(2) He’s got brains, although he’s not exactly good-looking.
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Thanks for answering my question, everyone!
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both are ok but the first one is better.
When you say it in the beginning, the word "Although" signals that the first part is not final, there is something more important that comes after it.
"although X, Y" <--- Y is the most main part of the sentence. X is secondary So if you say "although" before X, it makes Y stronger, and makes the listener wait for - and pay attention to Y.
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i'd prefer to use but in the second sentence.
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Yuku, what's your problem with ALTHOUGH?
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There is really no difference.
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