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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
EVEN THOUGH vs EVEN IF / (FOR)
Which would you say please?
1 Group A has reserved more room than group B even though/if there are less of them/they are less as Group A has reserved one room per person whereas Group B reserved a room for 2.
2 I'm scheduled (for) tomorrow./I'm scheduled to work tomorrow.
Thank you
1 Group A has reserved more room than group B even though/if there are less of them/they are less as Group A has reserved one room per person whereas Group B reserved a room for 2.
2 I'm scheduled (for) tomorrow./I'm scheduled to work tomorrow.
Thank you
Top answer
The meaning is different. We use "even though" when we know what follows to be the case.
- The meaning is different.
- We use "even though" when we know what follows to be the case.
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The meaning is different.
We use "even though" when we know what follows to be the case.
We use "even though" when we know what follows to be the case.
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