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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
HAVING TROUBLE WITH "EVEN IF" AND "EVEN THOUGH"
Could you please help me with these 2 sentences? How do I know which to choose?
1 You want to live there knowing that I hate it./even if/though you know I hate it.
2 Even if/though I know she won't walk in, I'd feel better if it was locked.
Thank you
1 You want to live there knowing that I hate it./even if/though you know I hate it.
2 Even if/though I know she won't walk in, I'd feel better if it was locked.
Thank you
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Even if means that you don't know something, but you are thinking about the possibilities. Even though means that you already know something. I'd use "even though" for both sentences.
- Even if means that you don't know something, but you are thinking about the possibilities.
- Even though means that you already know something.
- I'd use "even though" for both sentences.
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Even if means that you don't know something, but you are thinking about the possibilities. Even though means that you already know something. I'd use "even though" for both sentences.
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