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Sometimes I even have to work on weekends.
Mom even has to work on weekends.
Even dogs won't eat his cooking.
He won't even believe what I say.
He even finished tomorrow's homework.
This room is so small, even if I live alone, it's still too small.
He even wants to control what color clothes I wear.
When he reads the paper, he can't even hear other people speaking to him.
2023年11月30日 12:57
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Sometimes, I have to work even on weekends.
Even Mom has to work on weekends.
His cooking is so bad that even dogs won't eat it.
He won't believe what I say, not even.
He finished tomorrow's homework even.
This room is so small that even if I live alone, it's still too small.
He wants to control even the color of clothes I wear.
When he reads the paper, he can't even hear other people speaking to him.
2023年11月30日
Sometimes I even have to work on weekends.
Mom even has to work on weekends.
Even dogs won't eat his cooking.
He won't even believe what I say.
He even finished tomorrow's homework.
This room is so small - even if I lived alone - it's still too small.
He wants to control even what color clothes I wear.
When he reads the paper, he can't even hear other people speaking to him.
All good. Exactly where you place "even" in each sentence matters a great deal. You get a good sentence almost no matter where you put it, but the meaning changes. For example, your sentence "He even wants to control what color clothes I wear" is correct but "even" modifies "wants" and that might not be what you intend. Such a sentence would make sense in this context: "He doesn't just make a habit of controlling the color of my clothes, he even WANTS to control the color of my clothes.
2023年11月30日
Sometimes I even have to work on weekends.
Mom even has to work on weekends.
1) Mom has to work even on the weekends (meaning, she has to work on the weekends in addition to the rest of the week)
2) Even mom has to work on the weekends (meaning mom, just like everyone else, has to work on the weekends.
Even dogs won't eat his cooking.
He won't even believe what I say.
1) Even he won't believe what I say (meaning, no one will believe what I say, including him)
He even finished tomorrow's homework. (This means he did many things, including the homework)
1) Even he finished tomorrow's homework (meaning everyone did it, including him. Used as a way to express surprise probably because he never does it when everyone else usually does)
This room is so small, even if I live alone, it's still too small.
He even wants to control what color clothes I wear.
1) Even he wants to control what color clothes I wear. (meaning, everyone wants to control what color clothes I wear, including him)
When he reads the paper, he can't even hear other people speaking to him.
2023年11月30日
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