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Turtle2 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
whether (more than 2 options)
Is it correct to use whether when there are more than two options? For example: "whether we go to A, B or C, such and such is inevitable.". Or what would be a better way to structure the example sentence?
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HI turtle2, and welcome to the forums.
What you've written sounds fine to me. If you don't need to actually list the 3, you can say "Such and such is inevitable, whatever the final choice is."
What you've written sounds fine to me. If you don't need to actually list the 3, you can say "Such and such is inevitable, whatever the final choice is."
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