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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Even though vs although
When do I use even though as opposed to although?
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Hi, Even though is stronger, more emphatic compared to "although" I try to give you a tip my teacher told me once. This one is applicable most of the time, but not always: You use even though , when the given condition is negativ, but the outcome is positiv. For instance: Even though my brother hadn't studied, he passed the exam without a single mistake.
- Hi, Even though is stronger, more emphatic compared to "although" I try to give you a tip my teacher told me once.
- This one is applicable most of the time, but not always: You use even though , when the given condition is negativ, but the outcome is positiv.
- For instance: Even though my brother hadn't studied, he passed the exam without a single mistake.
- You use although when the given condition is positiv, but the outcome is negativ.
- For instance: Even though my brother had studied for weeks, he failed.
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Hi,
Even though is stronger, more emphatic compared to "although"
I try to give you a tip my teacher told me once.
This one is applicable most of the time, but not always:
You use even though , when the given condition is negativ, but the outcome is positiv.
For instance:
Even though my brother hadn't studied, he passed the exam without a sing
Even though is stronger, more emphatic compared to "although"
I try to give you a tip my teacher told me once.
This one is applicable most of the time, but not always:
You use even though , when the given condition is negativ, but the outcome is positiv.
For instance:
Even though my brother hadn't studied, he passed the exam without a sing
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Alex-93You use although when the given condition is positive, but the outcome is negative.You said you were going to give an instance of the use of although, but you gave anoth
For instance:
Even though my brother had studied for weeks, he failed.
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Is that true? I don't think I make any distinctions, although I definitely use "even though" more often than "although".
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Sorry, I didn't notice that 
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Of course I'll change it:
You use although when the given condition is positiv, but
.Of course I'll change it:
You use although when the given condition is positiv, but
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