lorena33
Nov 30, 2009, 06:53 AM
According to Quirk, it is possible to view each situation as unexpected in the light of the other and therefore to choose which should be made subordinate:
For example: No goals were scored, ALTHOUGH IT WAS AN EXCITING GAME.
It was an exciting game, ALTHOUGH NO GOALS WERE SCORED.
ALTHOUGH IT RAINED ALL DAY , we enjoyed ourselves.
ALTHOUGH WE ENJOYED OURSELVES, it rained all day.
Is it possible to move the conjunction "although" as it is shown in the examples? Is it grammatically correct?
For example: No goals were scored, ALTHOUGH IT WAS AN EXCITING GAME.
It was an exciting game, ALTHOUGH NO GOALS WERE SCORED.
ALTHOUGH IT RAINED ALL DAY , we enjoyed ourselves.
ALTHOUGH WE ENJOYED OURSELVES, it rained all day.
Is it possible to move the conjunction "although" as it is shown in the examples? Is it grammatically correct?