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Panda fold 982 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

If or when?

I am not sure if/when i will drive there today. I think it's better for you to go there early.

What can be right to say' if ' or 'when' in the sentence?

  

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It depends on what you mean. I am not sure if I will drive there today. I might drive there today.

— Clive

  • It depends on what you mean.
  • I am not sure if I will drive there today.
  • I might drive there today.
  • or I might not.
  • I am not sure when I will drive there today.
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It depends on what you mean.

I am not sure if I will drive there today. I might drive there today. or I might not.

I am not sure when I will drive there today. I will drive there today, but I'm not sure what time.

Clive

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