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Pragmatics: Using "sort of" and "though" in Context

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This activity will help you identify the pragmatic use of “sort of” and “though” in everyday English. Complete the sentences with the correct expression based on the context. Pay attention to how these expressions soften statements or contrast ideas.

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This activity will help you identify the pragmatic use of “sort of” and “though” in everyday English. Complete the sentences with the correct expression based on the context. Pay attention to how these expressions soften statements or contrast ideas.

by Patricia Beatriz Martínez Rivera
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I _ _ _ understand what you're saying, but I'm still a bit confused.

2

The movie was good, _ _ _ _ _, I expected something different.

3

She was _ _ _ upset after the meeting, but she didn’t show it.

4

I liked the restaurant; it was expensive, _ _ _ _ _.

5

He _ _ _ agreed with the plan, but he still had doubts.

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It was raining, _ _ _ _ _, we decided to go out anyway.

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The explanation _ _ _ helped, but I still need a bit more clarity.

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She said yes, _ _ _ _ _ I wasn’t expecting her to accept.

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I _ _ _ remember him, but I can’t recall his name.

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I’m tired, _ _ _ _ _, I can finish this assignment today.

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