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” = Let us see whether or not I can do it. Usually, with the word ‘whether’ is included ‘or not’. This or that.
- ” = Let us see whether or not I can do it.
- Usually, with the word ‘whether’ is included ‘or not’.
- This or that.
- Normally, however, one would not use both “if” and “whether” in one sentence.
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“Let’s see if I can do it.” = Let us see whether or not I can do it.
Usually, with the word ‘whether’ is included ‘or not’. This or that.
Normally, however, one would not use both “if” and “whether” in one sentence.
Usually, with the word ‘whether’ is included ‘or not’. This or that.
Normally, however, one would not use both “if” and “whether” in one sentence.
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