Concessives
Concessives are a class of subordinate clauses and constructions used to express a concession or counter-expectation. They tie the situation in the main clause to information in the concessive clause, which presents an obstacle, contrary condition, or contrast that does not prevent the main clause from holding.
In English, concessive clauses are typically introduced by although, though, even though, or even if; they may
Semantically, concessives express that the stated condition is outweighed or overridden by the main clause, and
Examples include: Although it was late, we finished the project; We went outside even though it was