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Even vs even if

Both 'even' and 'even if' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Even' is used to emphasize a surprising or extreme situation, while 'even if' is used to introduce a hypothetical situation or condition.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 690 views

Even

The word 'even' is correct and commonly used in English to emphasize a surprising or extreme situation.

Use 'even' to emphasize a surprising or extreme situation, such as 'I can't believe he ate the whole cake, even the decorations.'

Examples:

  • She managed to finish the race, even though she had twisted her ankle.
  • He always arrives early, even on weekends.
  • The movie was so boring that even the actors fell asleep.
  • I can't believe he won the competition, even with his limited experience.
  • Even the most experienced climbers can struggle with this mountain.
  • Even helped me understand my true origins.
  • Even because... this situation has become pathetic.
  • Even death cannot touch the flowers blooming there.
  • Even money can't rush bacteria.
  • Even your blessed vodka has stopped working.
  • Even funeral directors have to beware of transference.
  • Even dead, that woman casts a shadow.
  • Even our Queen is a heretic.
  • Even a park fence gives him claustrophobia.
  • Even George Jefferson agrees with me.
  • Even for opening another club downtown...
  • Even Supreme Court Justices have hearts.
  • Even love needs help from technology.
  • Even by your predilection for violence.
  • Even the fruit is beautiful here.
  • Even an amnesiac remembers what to do.
  • Even sociableness has become a consumer good.
  • Even paradise takes a little shaping.
  • Even after your friends got away.
  • Even your skinny women disgust me.

Alternatives:

  • surprisingly
  • unexpectedly
  • remarkably
  • strangely
  • oddly

even if

The phrase 'even if' is correct and commonly used in English to introduce a hypothetical situation or condition.

Use 'even if' to introduce a hypothetical situation or condition, such as 'Even if it rains, we will still have the picnic.'

Examples:

  • Even if I had the money, I wouldn't buy that expensive car.
  • She would go to the party, even if she wasn't feeling well.
  • Even if you study hard, you may not pass the exam.
  • I will support you, even if others don't.
  • Even if he apologizes, I won't forgive him.
  • And even if British cars were terrible...
  • Find words even if they are misspelled.
  • Get things fixed right away, even if it means fighting with the landlord.
  • Ms. Korn, even if I had the authority to delay his arrest...
  • He would have it even if he were poor.
  • You'd have this job even if you weren't my son-in-law.
  • No, even if we roughed him up.
  • They see the mark, and even if you...
  • Fortunately, he couldn't help them even if he wanted to.
  • Not without good qualities... even if very few.
  • Tell me, even if you're scared.
  • You'd be amazed, even if three people...
  • I have to try, even if it's risky.
  • You'd show her even if she didn't.
  • You'll be fine even if you go alone.
  • It still hurts even if it was just a dream.
  • But even if you meant it, it's impossible.
  • We'll still love you, even if it blows.
  • Everybody spoils and pampers her, even if she's annoying.
  • Promise me she will even if Daddy says no.

Alternatives:

  • although
  • even though
  • in spite of
  • despite
  • regardless of

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