1 (Even) Though he has worked hard to make up for his lack of knowledge of year 11, I doubt he will have enough time to get up to speed for the final exams.
2 I kept losing until I finally won/started winning.
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#1. I believe "Though" and "Even though" are both correct, yet the latter is more emphatic (stronger). #2.
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#1.
I believe "Though" and "Even though" are both correct, yet the latter is more emphatic (stronger).
#2.
In this case, I believe "started winning" is acceptable, as it is symmetrical in form to "kept losing".
I would argue, however, the sentence might be improved if the action taken caused winning.
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#1. I believe "Though" and "Even though" are both correct, yet the latter is more emphatic (stronger).
#2. In this case, I believe "started winning" is acceptable, as it is symmetrical in form to "kept losing". I would argue, however, the sentence might be improved if the action taken caused winning. For example, "I kept losing until I finally started training regularly", or "I kep