Though at the final of the sentence
My question is the following: What is the meaning of though at the final of one sentence? In which situation can I use this word? Thanks a lot.
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'Though' at the end of the sentence has the meaning of 'however' .
It's the same as putting 'but' at the beginning.
Tom's a good student, but he's a bit lazy.
Tom's a good student. He's a bit lazy, though.
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For example:
Is it alright though?
In this case, it means: Is it alright nevertheless / anyways / despite that?
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