Though & Although - Confusing English

Though & Although - are usually interchangeable, but although can't be used at the end of a sentnce

• I haven't seen my sister for a while, although we live on the same street.
• I haven't seen my sister for a while, though we live on the same street.
• I haven't seen my sister for a while. We live on the same street, though. (at the end of a sentence you can only use thought, although can't be used at the end of a sentence)

There are only three cases when although can't be used:

1. 1. Though is only used at the end of a sentence 2. As Though – means “as if” 3. Even Though – is used to emphasis something or someone
   • I was going to go to the store, but my mother did not let us go, though.
   • We love our new house. The house is a little big far from town, though.
   • The food is all ready, but the oven is not working, though.
   • My sister acts, as though she is the only one that lives in the house.
   • My dog acts, as though she was human.
   • My friends look really tired, as though they did not sleep all night.
   • I felt sick, as though I'd just eaten bad food.
   • I went to my classes, even though I did not feel well.
   • The car was not working, even though it was just in the shop.

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