Answer: The subordinating conjunction is the word though, which has the meaning of <em>contrast or opposition</em>, the same as <em>but</em>. <em>Though</em> can also be used to <em>link two main clauses</em>, with the meaning of<em> "but" or "yet"</em>: <em>He says he will</em> <em>pay, thought I don't think he will</em>. Words that introduce adverb clauses are called subordinating conjunctions.
