Although vs. Even Though 

"Although" vs. "Even Though" in the English grammar

What Is Their Main Difference?

The main difference between 'although' and 'even though' is that 'even though' is stronger than 'although.'

Parts of Speech

'Although' and 'even though' are conjunctions. They are classified as concession subordinating conjunctions. Have a look:

Example

Although she has promised to come, she failed to show up.

Even though she has promised to come, she failed to show up.

Meaning

'Although' and 'even though' are used to express concession. In other words, they indicate a surprising event or action in relation to another thing. They are interchangeable, however, note that 'even though' is stronger than 'although.'

Example

Although it is a small town, there are multiple hospitals available.

Even though it is a small town, there are multiple hospitals available.

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