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Use "even if" when it is followed by something contrary to fact (not believed to be true). For example:

Even if pigs could fly, they would not go to the trouble of doing it.

Pigs can't really fly, so the statement is contrary to fact.

Use "even though" when it is followed by something that is believed to be true. For example:

Even though pigs can run, they seldom do so.

Pigs really can run.

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