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Hi sheela. I have a question I learned last night. :) When I said that Although he get old, he love his wife very much. You corrected the following sentence. "Even though he gets old, he still love his wife very much." What's the difference between two? Is there a difference between 'Although' and 'Even though' ? HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Use the following idioms in a sentence: 1. All out [meaning: complete. very strong] No matter which situation I am at, I want to be an all out woman. 2. Against the clock [meaning: to attempt to do something as fast as possible usually before a deadline] I'll do my homework against the clock during this semester. Thank you!

My Dear, There is no difference between the two words. Both have a similar meaning, and you could use either in your sentence. They mean \"in spite of the fact that\". See you later! T. Sheela Hi sheela. >> Hi Sheela.I have a question I learned last night. :)>>I have a questions about what I have learned last night.:)When I said that Although he get old, he love his wife very much. >>Correct! >>OR: When I said that, \"Although he gets old, he still love his wife very much.\"You corrected the following sentence. >>Correct!\"Even though he gets old, he still love his wife very much.\" >>Correct!What\'s the difference between two? >>Correct!Is there a difference between \'Although\' and \'Even though\' ? >>Correct!HOMEWORK FOR TODAY:Use the following idioms in a sentence:1. All out [meaning: complete. very strong]No matter which situation I am at, I want to be an all out woman.>>Correct!2. Against the clock [meaning: to attempt to do something as fast as possible usually before a deadline]I\'ll do my homework against the clock during this semester.>>Correct!Thank you! >>Correct!