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Discover Ludwig"although very" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a clause that explains an exception to a previous statement. For example: "The weather has been quite warm this winter, although very cold temperatures did still occur occasionally."
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Although very shy if you meet him".
Although very different games, both have two things in common.
It has been predominantly good-natured, although very noisy.
Magda did not die, she stayed alive, although very quiet.
A monstrous woman, and very jealous, although very clever.
Although very hungry, my husband felt it would be rude to arrive early.
This is debt guaranteed by the public, although very few people know about it.
Although very few trekking groups pass through these mountains, the villagers knew where to find us.
Although very overgrown, the distinctive profile of the trenches is instantly familiar from countless wartime photographs.
What happened to Wolffe was "a known complication although very rare", Bose said.
Some sites are free and, although very basic, usually have wonderfully isolated locations.
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