Combine these sentences using: though, although, even though.
1. Lion dancing is very popular in Viet Nam. My friend Anny does not enjoy it.
2. Bob always walks to work. He is living in the city.
3. My house is near the beach. I rarely go swimming.
4. My brother is working in Ha Noi. He comes home on every public holiday.
5. Paul is an Australian, he enjoys Vietnamese New year.
6. Most children go to see the fireworks show, Linh and Mai stay home watching TV.
7. Nick used to smoke. He seems to be in good health.
8. I couldn’t sleep. I was tired.
9. Henry’s friend is a millionaire. He hates spending money.
10. We couldn’t get tickets. We queued for an hour.
1. Although lion dancing is very popular in Viet Nam, my friend Anny doesn't enjoy it.
2. Bob always walks to work though he is living in the city.
3. Even though my house is near the beach, I rarely go swimming.
4. Although my brother is working in Hanoi, he comes home on every public holiday.
5. Though Paul is an Australian, he enjoys Vietnamese New year.
6. Even though most children go to see the firework show, Linh and Mai stay home watching TV.
7. Although Nick used to smoke, he seems to be in good health.
8. I couldn't sleep though I was tired.
9. Although Henry's friend is a millionaire, he hates spending money.
10. We couldn't get kets though we queued for an hour.
1. Although lion dancing is very popular in Viet Nam, my friend Anny doesn't enjoy it.
2. Bob always walks to work though he is living in the city.
3. Even though my house is near the beach, I rarely go swimming.
4. Although my brother is working in Hanoi, he comes home on every public holiday.
5. Though Paul is an Australian, he enjoys Vietnamese New year.
6. Even though most children go to see the firework show, Linh and Mai stay home watching TV.
7. Although Nick used to smoke, he seems to be in good health.
8. I couldn't sleep though I was tired.
9. Although Henry's friend is a millionaire, he hates spending money.
10. We couldn't get tickets though we queued for an hour.