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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Hi sir

I don't understand about using between " even thought & even if"
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It's even though, not though t . There's usually no difference in meaning: He wouldn't succeed even if / even though he tried. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • It's even though, not though t .
  • There's usually no difference in meaning: He wouldn't succeed even if / even though he tried.
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It's even though, not thought. There's usually no difference in meaning:
He wouldn't succeed even if / even though he tried.

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even though : despite the fact that...

" Even though he was smarter, he never looked down on me."

even if : : despite the possibility that; no matter whether...
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Cool BreezeThere's usually no difference in meaning:
There is almost always a difference, just as there is between though/although and if.

Even though he loved he, he would n't marry here. - He did lover her, but he was not prepared to marry her.
Even if he loved her, he wouldn't marry her. He does not love her. Regar
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fivejedjonEven though he loved he, he would n't marry here. - He did lover her, but he was not prepared to marry her.Even if he loved her, he wouldn't marry her. He does not love her. Regardless of whether or not he loves her. he will not marry her.
Oh, yes, of course. Those just didn't come to my mind.

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