What do "though" and "stuff" mean?
I hear people usually use the words "..though" at the end of a statement. What does it mean?
And what about the word "stuff"?
Thanks in advance.
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Stuff is used to describe a general group of nouns. I have a lot of stuff in my room. He said a lot of stuff to me. You sort of have to imagine what noun or nouns it replaces. It's similar to "thing," if you know that word.
Though is used to contrast the statement to the one before it. For example: "I don't like dancing. I'll do it though." Does that help?
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though, although, even though, despite, in spite of
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