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Concession with a following clause.
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The rule
Although and though both introduce a concession clause: they show contrast between two ideas. They are followed by a full clause with a subject and verb. In careful writing, although is often a little more formal than though, but both are correct in this pattern. They can appear at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence.
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Although raining, we went for a walk.
Although it was raining, we went for a walk.
Although is followed by a full clause with a subject and verb. A comma is normal when the concession clause comes first.
Though tired, he finished his homework.
Though he was tired, he finished his homework.
Though also introduces a full clause. In formal writing, it works like although.
We went for a walk although raining.
We went for a walk although it was raining.
Although can also come in the middle of the sentence before a full clause.
She passed the exam though not studying much.
She passed the exam though she did not study much.
Though is used before a clause; it cannot be followed by only an adjective in this meaning.
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