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Discover Ludwig"what happens though" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to ask for further information or clarification about a situation, or to express skepticism or doubt. Example: "I know we're supposed to go on a hike this weekend, but what happens though if the weather doesn't cooperate?".
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What happens, though, when the athlete ages?
What happens, though, to the parking space?
What happens, though, if you see "setter's" rather than "setter"?
What happens, though, when the photos being swapped are of protests?
What happens, though, if one has dozens upon dozens of versions of a song?
What happens, though, when the chase is over and you have caught your prey?
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I'm not completely sure what happened, though".
What happened though was completely unexpected: They inspired me in return.
Tells what happened, though none of it was recorded.
Chinese microblogs have discussed openly what happened, though none as frankly as Mr Yang.
This is in fact what happened, though the Cali cartel was eventually dismantled.
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