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Vutdoan Posted 17 years ago
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I especially thought that my car was unrepairable because I was not sure whether or not if I would ever be able to make it as new again.
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there is no need of whethere and if in the same sentence you can use either whether or if eg- he asked whether he could do the work? he asked if he could do the work? both are same in meaning.
- there is no need of whethere and if in the same sentence you can use either whether or if eg- he asked whether he could do the work?
- he asked if he could do the work?
- both are same in meaning.
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there is no need of whethere and if in the same sentence
you can use either whether or if
eg- he asked whether he could do the work?
he asked if he could do the work?
both are same in meaning.
you can use either whether or if
eg- he asked whether he could do the work?
he asked if he could do the work?
both are same in meaning.
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no need of using 'whether' and 'if' in a same sentence
eg-1. he asked whether he could do the work?
2. He asked if he could do the work?
eg-1. he asked whether he could do the work?
2. He asked if he could do the work?
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