I got a electric shock

Q1 - Everyone was there; even Sam came. Q2 - I bought it even though it cost more than I could afford to spend. -->> teacher i don't know the difference between even if and even though. Q3 - The dinner was terrible so I only ate a little. Q4 - I'll do it even it kills me. Q5 - She's a workaholic; even She works on Sundays. Q6 - Even a child could do it- it's easy. Q7 - I tried everything to contact her; even I rang her mum. Q8 - He eats anything- Even he ate spiders when we were travelling. Q9 - He refused to admit he was wrong, even when he was shown the evidence. Q10 - even though it was shocking, I found it very funny. Home work of today was little difficult for me to select the answer. I want to ask about the exact location of "even". I chose the answer "even + s" in every question. and now I start my story about electric shock. It was happened on last tuesday. I was In my room. My phone recharger is broken, but It still availiable to recharge mt phone. to be continue..

Hello there!!

Are you fine? You better be careful next time~

About your question, let us talk about the the adverb \"even\".

There are three normal positions for adverbs in a sentence:

1) initial position (before the subject)
2) mid position (between the subject and the verb or immediately after be as a main verb) or
3) end position (at the end of the clause).

mid position

Focusing adverbs (e.g. just, even), adverbs of indefinite frequency (e.g. often, always, never) and adverbs of certainty and degree (e.g probably, obviously, clearly, completely, quite, almost) all favor this position. Note that when auxiliary verbs (e.g. is, has, will, was) are used, they normally go between the auxiliary verb and the main verb:

>>She\'s been everywhere - she\'s even been to Tibet and Nepal.
On the other hand, this is the difference between even if and even though:

The grammatical expression \'even though\' can be used with various verb tenses and has the same meaning as the word \'although\'. For example:

Even though I was invited to the party, I didn\'t go.

I will work overtime this weekend even though I don\'t want to.

Even though my friend isn\'t good at singing, he always sings a lot at karaoke.

However, \'even if\' is usually used to talk about what you will do at a future time despite something which might go against your plan. For example:

Even if my ex-girlfriend is at the party, I\'m going to go.

I won\'t work overtime this weekend even if my boss asks me to.

Even if my company offers me a promotion, I won\'t take it.

Please note that \'even if\' is usually used with a future situation and that the situation on which the decision is based is only a possibility. Therefore, with the examples above, it\'s only POSSIBLE the ex-girlfriend will be at the party, that the boss will ask the person to work overtime and that the company will offer the person a promotion. These things MIGHT happen, but they\'re not certain.

Enjoy your day!^^

Q1 - Everyone was there; even Sam came.

>>CORRECT!
Q2 - I bought it even though it cost more than I could afford to spend.

>>CORRECT!
-->> teacher i don\'t know the difference between even if and even though.

>>CORRECT! 
Q3 - The dinner was terrible so I only ate a little.
>>CORRECT!

Q4 - I\'ll do it even it kills me.
>>CORRECT!

Q5 - She\'s a workaholic; even She works on Sundays.

>>She\'s a workaholic; She even works on Sundays.
Q6 - Even a child could do it- it\'s easy.

>>CORRECT!
Q7 - I tried everything to contact her; even I rang her mum.

>> I tried everything to contact her;  I even rang her mum.
Q8 - He eats anything- Even he ate spiders when we were travelling.

>>Q8 - He eats anything- He even ate spiders when we were travelling.
Q9 - He refused to admit he was wrong, even when he was shown the evidence.

>>CORRECT!
Q10 - even though it was shocking, I found it very funny.

>>CORRECT!

Home work of today was little difficult for me to select the answer.
>>It was difficult for me to select an answer in today\'s homework.

I want to ask about the exact location of \"even\".

>>CORRECT!
I chose the answer \"even + s\" in every question.
>>CORRECT!
and now I start my story about electric shock.
>>And now I will start my story about electric shock.
It was happened on last tuesday.

>>It happened last Tuesday.
I was In my room.

>>I was in my room.
My phone recharger is broken, but It still availiable to recharge mt phone.
>>My phone\'s charger is broken, but it is still functioning well enough to recharge my phone.
to be continue..

>>To be continued.^^