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    I feel in the example you presented both even though and although are possible, the only difference being the emphasis. Based on what you know so well, I think you'll do just fine in exercises. :) But if there are any slips, I suggest considering them individually to figure out why in those particular cases one fits best than the other. I can't help by giving general rules other than the ones you already know. Good Luck!
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    Did or Was? Or Both? As anglophone, which sounds best for you? Are both possible? If so, which is more common? 1) She was fine in her exams. She did fine in her exams. 2) It was his first time driving a car and he was great It was his first time driving a car and he did great. 3) I was never well at school I never did well at school.
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