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Although she knows a lot about the business, she still has a lot to learn from her mother.although = even though (used to connect contrasting ideas)
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Although she was angry, she wasn't about to lose control.
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Mama seemed to get a little stronger every day, although she still took many naps. (source)although = but
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He seemed far too old, although it was difficult to tell. (source)
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I have not read the letter, although my eyes did fall on some phrases while scanning the pages. (source)
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Instead, he came up with a better idea, although he didn't have it quite all figured out yet. (source)
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"That's right," Grant said, "although the evidence for pack hunting is all circumstantial." (source)although = but
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Mary Lou and I set the table, although I think it was largely a wasted effort. (source)
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The giver said she could return it for something else, although two might come in handy. (source)
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The idea makes me feel almost giddy, although that might be from fatigue. (source)although = but (used to connect contrasting ideas)
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Sadly, I cannot read, although I wish I could. (source)
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Painlessly, that is, from McCandless's perspective, although not from the old man's. (source)
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Although she was talking to me, she really didn't look at me much. (source)Although = even though
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I was sweating something fierce, although I was cold. (source)
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Although their flight appeared to have no pattern, it made a certain kind of sense to the boy. (source)
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And I did sing the first day of school, although I don't remember the song. (source)although = even though; or but (used to connect contrasting ideas)
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