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even if / even when / even though
When we use even before if, when and though, it has the effect of
making the ideas expressed appear more extreme or surprising. Even if
is used for emphasising that although something might happen, the
situation will not change:
I shall continue to work from 6 a.m. till midnight, even if it kills
me.
Even if I became a millionaire, I would not stop working.
Even when is used for emphasising that although something happens on a
regular basis, the situation does not change:
She checks her text messages when you least expect her to, even when
she's driving.
He never stops talking and goes on and on even when other people are
talking.
Even though, as we have seen, introduces a fact that makes the main
statement in your sentence seem very surprising:
Even though she has a degree in business administration, all her
business ventures have failed.
They made me feel as if I was one of the family, even though I'd never
met any of them before.