`text{1.}` Although lion dancing is very popular in Viet Nam, my friend Anny doesn't enjoy it.

`text{2.}` Bob always walks to work though he is living in the city.

`text{3.}` Although my house is near the beach, I rarely go swimming.

`text{4.}` Even though my brother is working in Ha Noi, he comes home on every public holiday.

`text{5.}` Even though Paul is an Australian, he enjoys Vietnamese New year.

`text{6.}` Although most children go to see the firework show, Linh and Mai stay home watching TV.

`text{7.}` Although Nick used to smoke, he seems to be in good health.

`text{8.}`  I couldn't sleep though I was tired.

`text{9.}` Although Henry's friend is a millionaire, he hates spending money.

`text{10.}` We couldn't get tickets though we queued for an hour.

`II)`

`1` . Although/Though/Even though Lion dancing is very popular in Vietnam,my friend Anny doesn't enjoy it.

`2` . Although/Though/Even though Bob is living in the city , he always walks to work.

`3` . Although/Though/Even though my house is near the beach , I rarely go swimming.

`4` . Although/Though/Even though my brother is working in Ha Noi,he comes home on every public holiday.

`5` . Although/Though/Even though Paul is an Australian , he enjoys Vietnamese new year.

`6` . Although/Though/Even though most children go to see the firework show, Linh and Mai stay home watching TV.

`7` . Although/Though/Even though Nick used to smoke, he seems to be in good health.

`8` . Although/Though/Even though I was tired , I couldn’t sleep.

`9` . Although/Though/Even though Henry’s friend is a millionaire , he hates spending money.

`10` . Although/Though/Even though we queued for an hour, we couldn’t get tickets.