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Discover LudwigThe phrase "though I understood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a contrast between understanding something and a different feeling or action that follows. Example: "I was still confused about the topic, though I understood the basic concepts."
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So, I tried my best to act as though I understood him, but at the time I did not because I have not been one of these writers.
The opportunity for him was really too great to turn down and though I understood and supported his choice, the double-whammy had me counting sheep logarithmically.
"Even though I understood that some Muslims were not happy with the content of the cartoons I said [violence] is not the way to do it.
Things went generally smoothly but it became clear that, though I understood Frank's professional jargon at our planning meetings, he was increasingly baffled by my digital gibberish.
I was a bit of a precocious kid, very neurotic, and I feel as though I understood the film as intimately at that moment as I would today.
Even though I understood that real murders did not generally have soundtracks, my first instinct was there's a killer in the house.
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He'll be coming back here, though, I understand, on Friday because I offered to entertain at dinner".
Before I can do that though, I understand that I must pay a price for my decisions and actions.
In my heart though, I understand what Rachel, Rebecca and Leah saw when they looked at their young daughters.
Though I understand the comparison, I don't completely agree.
I can't say I find that to be true, though I understand the sentiment.
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