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    In the examples you provide, "even" is an adverb, modifying the pronoun "her." Similarly, "even" can modify a noun, e.g., "Even a child can do that", "Everyone came to the event, even the mayor."
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    August 12, 2020
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    The power to" and "the power of" essentially have the same meaning. However, with "to" you must use the infinitive form of a verb, e.g., the power to walk, the power to write. With of, you must use the present participle--the -ing form of the verb, for example, the power of walking, the power of writing. You may choose whether to use "of" or "to" as you prefer!
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    November 15, 2019
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