一、用作连词
表示“虽然”，两者大致同义，可换用，只是 although 比 though 更为正式：
Though [Although] it was raining，we went there.
虽然下着雨，但我们还是去了那儿。
Though [Although] it was barely four o'clock, the lights were already on.
尽管才四点钟，灯已经亮了。
Though [Although] we are poor, we are still happy.
我们虽然穷，仍然很快活。
二、用作副词
although 一般不用作副词，而 though 可用作副词，且一般放在句末(不放在句首)，意为“可是”、“不过”：
It's hard work; I enjoy it though.
工作很辛苦，可是我乐意干。
He is looking fit, though.
但他看起来很健康。
You can count on him, though.
不过你可以指靠他。
三、用于习语
在 as though(好像，仿佛)，even though(即使，纵然)等固定短语中不能用 although：
She closed her eyes as though she were tired.
她闭上眼，仿佛很疲劳似的。
We felt as though we had witnessed the whole thing.
我们感到仿佛目击了整个这件事似的。
He is an honest man, I must say, even though I have opposed him.
尽管我反对过他，我还得说他是一个诚实的人。
She was always afraid of men, even though she had lots of boyfriends.
尽管她有很多男朋友，她总是害怕男人。
四、用于倒装
though 引导的让步状语从句可用部分倒装的形式(注意：倒装后位于句首的名词之前不用冠词)，但 although 一般不这样用：
Poor though I am, I can afford it.
我虽穷，但这东西还是买得起的。
Child though he was, he did quite well.
他虽是孩子，但干得很好。
