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Though, Even Though, If, Even If

April 26, 2021 - pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. ………………………. I was not feeling well, I enjoyed the party.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Even though is a more emphatic version of though. It is possible in situations where though is also correct.
2. …………………………. she apologizes, we cannot take her back.
Wrong!
Even if refers to the present or future. Even though has a past reference.
3. …………………………… you are busy, I will wait outside.
Wrong!
If expresses a condition.
4. ……………………………. he is quite busy, he always finds time for his family.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
5. …………………………. that is your decision, there is nothing that I can do.
Wrong!
6. …………………………. we suffered a crushing defeat, we didn’t lose hope.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Even though is a more emphatic form of though. They are both possible here.
7. ………………………….. she was ill, she refused to take the medication.
Wrong!
8. …………………………… it was an expensive laptop, I bought it.
Wrong!
Though is used to connect two contrasting ideas.
9. ……………………………. you forbid me, I will go.
Wrong!
10. ……………………………. they tried hard, they could not save him.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
11. …………………………. you work hard now, it is not possible to catch up with them.
Wrong!
Even if used to talk about situations that are true in the present or future.
12. …………………………… I had studied well, I could not get good marks.
Wrong!
Even though is an emphatic form of though.
Done.
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Answers

  1. Though / Even though I was not feeling well, I enjoyed the party.
  2. Even if she apologizes, we cannot take her back.
  3. If you are busy, I will wait outside.
  4. Though / Even though he is quite busy, he always finds time for his family.
  5. If that is your decision, there is nothing that I can do.
  6. Though / Even though we suffered a crushing defeat, we didn’t lose hope.
  7. Even though she was ill, she refused to take the medication.
  8. Even though it was an expensive laptop, I bought it.
  9. Even if you forbid me, I will go.
  10. Even though they tried hard, they could not save him.
  11. Even if you work hard now, it is not possible to catch up with them.
  12. Even though I had studied well, I could not get good marks.
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