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Does the sentence"We must find out whether Karl is coming, so we can book a room for him. " make any sense?
It's a blank filling exercise."We must find out _____ Karl is coming, so we can book a room for him." The original answer is "when", but many people wants to fill in"whether". Is this approapriate?
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anonymous The original answer is "when", but many people wants want to fill in "whether". 'when' is better if you're booking a room. To book a room you need to know the date of the stay.
- anonymous The original answer is "when", but many people wants want to fill in "whether".
- 'when' is better if you're booking a room.
- To book a room you need to know the date of the stay.
- 'whether' just let's you know that he'll be there at some time (or not), but that's not enough information to book a room.
- CJ
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anonymousThe original answer is "when", but many peoplewantswant to fill in "whether".
'when' is better if you're booking a room. To book a room you need to know the date of the stay. 'whether' just let's you know that he'll be there at some time (or not), but that's not enough information to book a
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