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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
When/Whenever
Hi there.
Context: My kids live with me, and my ex-husband sees them once in a while.
Sentence: I always cook for them (my kids) while you (my ex-husband) just take them to McDonald's when/whenever you have them.
Is the sentence correct?
Should it be when or whenever?
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anonymous Should it be when or whenever? when Both are correct, but 'when' is sufficient, and it's what most people would probably say. CJ
- anonymous Should it be when or whenever?
- when Both are correct, but 'when' is sufficient, and it's what most people would probably say.
- CJ
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anonymousShould it be when or whenever?
when
Both are correct, but 'when' is sufficient, and it's what most people would probably say.
CJ
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