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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Even though

Hello, I would like to ask you about the following sentences.

Even though she did not study, she passed the exam.
Even though she was not studying, she passed the exam.
Even though she had not studied, she passed the exam.
Even though she had not been studying, she passed the exam.

Are all of them correct and possible? Could I use any of them?
  

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These are all correct, possible, natural, and usable.

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These are all correct, possible, natural, and usable.
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AnonymousEven though she did not study, she passed the exam.
Even though she was not studying, she passed the exam.
Even though she had not studied, she passed the exam.
Even though she had not been studying, she passed the exam.
As with another of your examples in another post, I prefer the simple versions. That she did not pass is more con
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