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Ztq3 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

If. vs. When

Please explain the difference and give examples. Thanks for all the help.
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I will come tomorrow if I feel better.
  

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Both if and when is correct in that context. It all depends on you to choose which is appropriate The difference: "I will come tomorrow if I feel better" means that you will come ONLY if you feel better, otherwise you won't. and "I will come tomorrow when I feel better" means that you will come but AFTER you feel better.

— Mike A

  • Both if and when is correct in that context.
  • It all depends on you to choose which is appropriate The difference: "I will come tomorrow if I feel better" means that you will come ONLY if you feel better, otherwise you won't.
  • and "I will come tomorrow when I feel better" means that you will come but AFTER you feel better.
  • Hope this helps.
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Both if and when is correct in that context. It all depends on you to choose which is appropriate

The difference:

"I will come tomorrow if I feel better" means that you will come ONLY if you feel better, otherwise you won't.

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"I will come tomorrow when I feel better" means that you will come but AFTER you feel better.
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