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Shogo
whether/if
Following sentences are correct.
I doubt whether/if he will come tomorrow.
Whether(If is uncorrect)he will come tomorrow is doubt ful.
It is doubtful whether/if he will come tomorrow.
I can't understand when I should use "whether"or "if".
Please help me🙇
Apr 16, 2019 1:35 AM
Comments · 2
The correct word is 'incorrect', not 'uncorrect'.
Whether denotes doubtfulness so they both need not be used in the same sentence.
I thing 'whether' would be かどうか ( he may or may not come). 'If' in this case would be もし (if he will come at all).
Good luck!
May 3, 2019
Shogo
Language Skills
English, Japanese
Learning Language
English
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