Contrasting two ideas

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morning this might be the

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perfect sentence for you I like my job

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Oh waking up this hard though or you

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could say I like my job

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but waking up is hard though now that

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you know how native speakers use though

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in daily conversation let's talk about a

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common mistake that I hear English

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learners use all the time have you ever

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said no it's raining I'm going to go

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hiking anyway though I feel hesitant I'm

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going to marry him anyway though plus

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the rest of your sentence mm-hmm does

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this look structurally different than

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the other sentences what's the main

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thing that you notice that's different

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well though is at the beginning of the

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sentence and this is something that is

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too formal for daily conversations if

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you want to use this in a formal email

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maybe in a really formal presentation go

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ahead no problem but I know a lot of you

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use English just while you're traveling

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or in daily conversations in less formal

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situations so make sure that when you

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use though you put it at the end of that

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contrasting statement don't put it at

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the beginning though I feel hesitant I'm

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going to marry him anyway way too formal

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not natural