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Though vs Thought vs Through: ¿Cuál es la Diferencia?

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¿Cuál es la Diferencia?

though significa 'aunque/a pesar de'; thought significa 'pensamiento/pensó'; through significa 'a través de/a lo largo de'.

Truco Mnemotécnico: though = despite, thought = brain, through = tunnel

though ends with /oʊ/, thought ends with /t/, through ends with /uː/

though

conjunction
aunque, sin embargo, a pesar de que, no obstante
Ejemplo:
I like ice cream, though it's too cold outside.
Me gusta el helado, aunque hace demasiado frío afuera.
Combinaciones comunes:
though it is though I like though he said
though →

thought /θɔt/

noun
pensamiento, idea, reflexión, consideración
Ejemplo:
She thought about the movie all night because it was so exciting.
Ella pensó en la película toda la noche porque fue muy emocionante.
Combinaciones comunes:
deep thought train of thought food for thought
thought →

through /θruː/

preposition
a través de, por, mediante, durante
Ejemplo:
We walked through the park to get to the other side.
Caminamos por el parque para llegar al otro lado.
Combinaciones comunes:
through the door through the window
through →

Errores Comunes

I walked thought the park yesterday.
I walked through the park yesterday.
Through se utiliza para indicar movimiento de un lado a otro.
She was tired, thought she kept working.
She was tired, though she kept working.
Though se utiliza para introducir una idea contrastante, como 'aunque' o 'a pesar de'.

Práctica Rápida

0/3 correctas
1. I like ice cream, ____ it's too cold outside.
2. She ____ about the movie all night because it was so exciting.
3. We walked ____ the park to get to the other side.

No vuelvas a confundir though / thought / through

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