Even Though vs. Even If

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Even Though vs. Even If

Even though and even if mean basically the same thing: although. We also use even if to indicate something theoretical or hypothetical. We use even though for the past and present tense, and even if for the future tense.

Examples:

He married her even though she had two children.
She'll continue to live in this town even if she loses her job.
He won't transfer to Africa even if they double his salary.

He phoned his brother _____ he was angry with him.
We need to honor the contract _____ we have lost money on the deal.
He wouldn't move from Japan _____ there was a major earthquake.
I like him _____ I don't completely trust him.
She won't do business with that company _____ they give her free shipping!
I'll continue to speak my mind _____ it means I will never get a money.
I will try to enjoy my holiday in London _____ it rains.
He was promoted _____ nobody in the company likes him.