Expressing contrast

(unexpected result) using even

though
By:
Arabela Refo Widhiarti (202010100311111)
Eka Winanti S (202010100311120)
Expressing contrast
(unexpected result)
using even though
 Because is used to express expected results.
 Even though is used to express unexpected
results.

Note: Like because, even though introduces an

adverb clause.
 Expressing contrast
(unexpected result) using even
though

1. Because I wasn’t tired, I didn’t go to bed.

2. Even though I wasn’t tired, I went to bed.
3. Because the weather was cold, I didn’t go
swimming.
4. Even though the weather was cold, I went
swimming.
Expressing Contrast (Unexpected
Result) : While and Whereas

 While and whereas are used to show direct

contrast: "this" is exactly the opposite of
"that”.
 Whereas mostly occurs in formal written
English.

Note: A comma is usually used even if the adverb clause

comes second.
 Expressing Contrast
(Unexpected Result) : While
and Wereas

1. Mary is rich, while John is poor.

2. John is poor, while Mary is rich.
3. Mary is rich, whereas John is poor.
4. Whereas Mary is rich, John is poor.