1、注：他最终还是没有冲破世俗的.偏见，选择了两只眼睛的妻子。
2、As从句一般放在主句之前，须用倒装语序。从句中的表语、状语或动词原形置于句首。若表语是名词，前置时要省略冠词。
3、说出你的思想，即使你的声音在颤抖。
4、根本就没有什么令人信服的论证，虽然每个人都认为自己可以。
5、注意：though还可以用作副词，意为“可是，然而”，置于句末。
6、No furniture is as charming as books, even if you never open them or read a single word.
7、注：如果有能力借钱生活，是不是也是力所能及的生活呢?
8、我承认我宁愿选择一个四肢健全的妻子……尽管一只眼睛也很令人愉快，但世俗的偏见还是认为两只眼睛好。来源 WENANdAqUAn.com
9、注：每个人都觉得自己不会被别人说服，但自己可以说服别人。
10、尽管存在无数个优雅的话题，总有一些人遇见瘸子就谈论脚。
11、任何家具都不象书这样有魅力，即使你从来没有打开或一个字都不读。
12、First, I want to thank you for that great introduction[介绍] ____ although it did confuse my wife. Half-way through she nudged (用肘轻推)me to find out who else was speaking tonight.
13、我们要在力所能及的情况下愉快地生活，即使不得不借钱这样做。
14、我一生都很自私，只是在实践上，原则上可不是这样。
15、据说尽管上帝不能改变过去，历史学家可以。
16、Speak your mind, even if your voice shakes.
17、Though I am the perfect height of five-feet-nine-and-a-half I always feel depressed[沮丧的] in the presence of a man six-feet-two.
18、注：演讲嘉宾听完主持人对自己全是溢美之词的介绍后这么说，意思是我太太都不知道你们介绍得是谁。
19、首先我想感谢你们这么精彩的介绍——尽管确实迷惑了我太太，她一直用胳膊肘捅我想知道今晚的演讲者还有谁。
20、I own I would rather choose a wife of mine to have the usual number of limbs(肢体)….and although one eye may be very agreeable, the prejudice has always run in favor of two.
21、注：有些人说话没有水平，别人不爱听什么他就说什么。
22、As引导让步状语从句倒装
23、Although与though两者意思相同，一般可互换，都可以与yet, still或nevertheless连用，但不能和but连用。
24、He said he would come; he didn’t, though.
25、There is no such thing as a convincing [令人信服的] argument, although every man thinks he has one.
26、场景再现：鼓励别人勇于表达自己：
27、Let us all be happy and live within our means, even if we have to borrow the money to do it with.
28、注：声音颤抖可能是紧张，也可能内心有不可告人的秘密，怕说错话被别人发现。
29、I have been a selfish human being all my life, in practice, though not in principle.
30、Although there exist many thousands of subjects for elegant conversation, there are people who cannot meet a cripple(瘸子) without talking about feet.
31、尽管我有着完美皿英尺9寸半的身高，但在身高6英尺2的人面前总感到情绪低落。
32、注：这是一个容易受伤但很有上进心的男人。
33、注：有些人家里、办公室里摆了很多书，就想显着有学问，实际上他们从来不看。
34、注：有些历史是历史学家编的。
35、Although/though(尽管，虽然)，even though/even if(即使)
36、It has been said that although God cannot alter the past, historians[历史学家] can.