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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Hi
Which is correct?
I doubt if/whether you will say the same thing when you meet me.
I doubt you will say the same thing when you meet me.
Which is correct?
I doubt if/whether you will say the same thing when you meet me.
I doubt you will say the same thing when you meet me.
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The second one is more likely to be used than the first one. The first one implies a higher degree of uncertainty- triggered by the usage of "if" or "whether"
- The second one is more likely to be used than the first one.
- The first one implies a higher degree of uncertainty- triggered by the usage of "if" or "whether"
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The second one is more likely to be used than the first one.
The first one implies a higher degree of uncertainty- triggered by the usage of "if" or "whether"
The first one implies a higher degree of uncertainty- triggered by the usage of "if" or "whether"
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