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Meaning of aun asi




Felipe Lorenzo del Río

aun asi
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The word " even " it comes from the latin, " 34 adhuc; Qu means so far ( ad huc ) so far, still, even; It is thus an adverb of place and above all time as in Spanish, when you carry a tilde. Still, with tilde, an adverb of time that can be exchanged by still it is in Castilian. You can go along with the adverb of mode " " as well, but then they are not a phrase but two: an adverb of time with an adverb so that can not be together. Now, when " even " does tilde can mean " up to 34, 34, also 34, " even " " including " " ( or ) even " but never would still, as in the following expressions: "??I would give you the land and still life " " not even telling the truth, we thought you ". SAR standard is accent when you can change by still and does it when it can be changed even. However, there are situations in which " even 34, without accent, it can go in the company of the adverb " thus " forming a syntagmatic unit and then forming an adversative conjunction or modal meaning then " despite all " " despite all " " " " However this way " or in the company of 34 adverbs; then or when " also forming a temporary or invalidating conjunction: "Not yet sick, did you come ". "And even then, I wanted to come ". "A person may feel alone, even though many people want the ". In relation to the stressed accent, " even " with accent, it's a tonic Word and therefore accentuates how to pronounce it. However " even " without accent, it is an unstressed Word and it is not emphasized to pronounce it but that binds to the next word phonetically. In the case of " even though " the two words are unstressed and are pronounced as a whole with the next word.

  



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