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| CONJUNCTIONS (Either, Even, Even if, Even so, Even though) |
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Make relationship between two clauses / sentences
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USES OF : Either, Even, Even if, Even so, Even though. |
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EITHER |
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| 'Either' used to suggest a choice between two options. |
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I'm sorry, John is ill and I can't come either. |
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We can either go to the cinema or to the café. |
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EVEN |
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| It is used for showing that you are saying something that is surprising. |
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He likes swimming, even in winter. |
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It always feels cold in this room, even in summer. |
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EVEN IF |
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| It is used for emphasizing that although something may happen or may be true, another situation remains the same. |
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Don't drink any alcohol even if you drive carefully. |
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It’s still too hard to find a job, even if you are eligible. |
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EVEN SO |
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| It is used for introducing a statement that seems surprising after what you said before. |
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This movie is very popular; even so, I don't like it. |
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He is loud and unfriendly; even so, I like him. |
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EVEN THOUGH |
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| It is used when important idea belongs in the main clause, the less important in the clause introduced by the subordinate conjunction. |
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Even though she had to prepare for exam, Komal went to the movies with friends. |
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Rahul appreciated the flowers even though a Ferrari would be a finer gift. |
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