Slowly, please.
1. Ana’s nice, but I don’t like her husband./Ana is nice. I don’t like her husband, though.
2. We talk on the phone every day but we never see each other./We talk on the phone every day. We never see each other, though.
3. I don’t have a 5-euro bill, but I have a 10-euro bill./I don’t have a 5-euro bill. I have a 10-euro bill, though.
4. I don’t know her brother, but I know her sister. /I don’t know her brother. I know her sister, though.
5. It isn’t snowing but it’s cold./It isn’t snowing. It is cold, though.
6. Although she has problems, she’s a good mother./In spite of her problems, she’s a good mother.
7. I fell asleep early despite the noise./I fell asleep early even though it was noisy.
8. Despite our differences we get along well./Even though we have our differences we get along well.
9. We arrived on time in spite of the traffic./We arrived on time even though there was traffic.
10. He went to work even though he was tired.
11.Even though he doesn’t eat much he’s really fat.
12. Even though he’s famous he doesn’t make much money.
13. I didn’t see her even though she was sitting right next to me!
14. She passed the exam even though she hadn’t studied.
15. Even though they don’t have money they’re happy.
16. Have you ever tried Vietnamese food?” “No, I’d like to, though.”
17. That restaurant isn’t very good. They do have good desserts, though.
18. Even if you leave now, you won’t get there on time.
