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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
It won't change a thing
Are these sentences correct:
1) If you go to his party or not, it won't change the way he feels about you.
2) If you believe in my theory or in his, it won't make you any richer or any poorer.
3) If you believe in my theory or in his, it won't change a thing in your life.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) If you go to his party or not, it won't change the way he feels about you.
2) If you believe in my theory or in his, it won't make you any richer or any poorer.
3) If you believe in my theory or in his, it won't change a thing in your life.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
I would use "whether" instead of "if" in all three.
- I would use "whether" instead of "if" in all three.
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