Question

_____ he was angry____ he listened to me patiently. (Either, or/ Though, but/ Though, yet)​

Answer 1

Though he was angry yet he listened to me patiently.

Use of conjunctions in English grammar

• In English grammar, conjunctions are used to connect two clauses or parts of a sentence.
• The use of 'Though' has exceptional rules.
• When 'Though' is used in a sentence, we don't use any other conjunction before the next clause.
• The only conjunction that can be used after 'though' is 'yet.'

Thus, option "Though/yet" is correct.

Answer 2

Answer:

Though he was angry yet he listened to me patiently

Explanation:

• Despite or even so is the meaning of the term though.
• Even if or even though is what the term although denotes. It functions as both a conjunction and an adverb. As a Conjunction, it is utilised.

• Though is used at the beginning of the phrase as a conjunction.

• We use yet to emphasise that something is expected to happen shortly.

Hence , (Though, yet )is the correct answer .

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