difference between も and でも when used with the て-form


First of all, is there such a pattern as て-form + でも? I can't find it in my
grammar dictionary. If there is, is it related to the て-form + も pattern,
meaning something like "even if"? What is the difference?




Positive, to all of your questions.

> 10万円出してでも買いたい本  
>  'a book one wants to buy even by paying 100,000 yen.'




Positive, to all of your questions.

> 10万円出してでも買いたい本  
>  'a book one wants to buy even by paying 100,000 yen.'

