John decided to buy a computer, _________ it was a little expensive for him. 

A．thoughB．howeverC．becauseD．when

A

解析試題分析：though雖然，盡管； however 然而，可是；because因為；when既然，當(dāng)……時。句意：約翰決定買一臺電腦，盡管對于他來說有點貴。故選A。
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