Trust me, though I know you couldn’t help being cautious. 聼起來自然嗎?

@learnermm 'though' is short for 'although' so they mean the same thing so can be used interchangeably but 'though' is informal.

This is very difficult for me to explain as I don't know the grammar rule. 'Although' makes a sentence flow better. Using 'though' tends to be found in short statements.

I usually use 'although' in writing and speech when it is in the middle of a sentence. It wouldn't appear at the end of a sentence.

I would use 'though' in some circumstances, such as if I needed to add it to the end of a sentence.

For example:
"She said I could trust her although I wasn't sure."
Or
"She said I could trust her. I wasn't sure though."

"Yes, the party was great! I had to leave early though"

But it would be better to say:
"Yes, the party was great although I had to leave early".

Sorry if this is confusing!