Connectors : concessive clauses We use concessive clauses to show opposite ideas or unexpected situations . EXAMPLES But The book is expensive but I will buy it . It was raining but we went for a walk . Although Though Even though Although/Though/Even though it was raining, we put on our jackets and went for a walk. It was raining. We went for a walk, though . However The book is expensive; however , it's very interesting. Making longer sentences : That computer is expensive but I need it for my work , so I will buy it even though I don’t have much money .
Connectors : concessive clauses I had a big lunch . I still feel hungry . Although/Though/Even though I had a big lunch, I still feel hungry.
Connectors : concessive clauses The sun was shining . It wasn’t very hot. Even though/Though/Although the sun was shining, it wasn’t very hot.
Connectors : concessive clauses Everyone was happy. We lost the match! Everyone was happy although/even though we lost the match!
Connectors : concessive clauses He is a millionaire . He lives in a small house . Although / Though / Even though he is a millionaire , he lives in a small house .
Connectors : concessive clauses The food is tasty . It is salty . The food is tasty ; however , it’s a bit salty .
Connectors : concessive clauses Although you have studied some ways of using CONCESSIVE CLAUSES , you need more practice , so try to use them in your speech and writing .