curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-hobbies-and-interests/65800148406738f397561d77.md
Though is used to introduce a concession or contrast in a sentence.
For example, if you liked a movie but found one part boring, you might say, The movie was great, though it was a bit slow in the middle. This means you enjoyed the movie despite that one part.
I hope you have a blast at the convention, BLANK.
though
This word is used to show a contrast; it introduces something different from what was said before.
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