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Smilingjenia Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Wether and if
Dear all!!!!
that's a big question for me! What if the difference between wether and if! For example in this phrase:
I don't know if he can join us and I don't know wether he can join us.... Is there a special rule for this?
thank you in advance
that's a big question for me! What if the difference between wether and if! For example in this phrase:
I don't know if he can join us and I don't know wether he can join us.... Is there a special rule for this?
thank you in advance
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Whether not wether. You use whether if there are two choices (you could also use if). In conditional sentences use if.
- Whether not wether.
- You use whether if there are two choices (you could also use if).
- In conditional sentences use if.
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Whether not wether.
You use whether if there are two choices (you could also use if). In conditional sentences use if.
You use whether if there are two choices (you could also use if). In conditional sentences use if.
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