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The phrase "though it were" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a hypothetical or subjunctive context, often to express a condition that is contrary to fact or to introduce a concession. Example: "I would accept the offer, though it were less than I expected."
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The band sounded as though it were continuously shedding its own skin.
"The industry analyses its strategies as though it were Procter & Gamble.
As though it were already past.
Seriously, as though it were fact.
It cuts into glass as though it were putty".
She was whipping the dough as though it were rawhide.
Often interdependence is mentioned as though it were an ideal.
I can see it as though it were still there.
They turn to it as though it were a mailbox.
As though it were a college prom, or something.
I took it as though it were platinum.
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