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Javier García
Whether and if
i just can't understand the difference between those words
Jul 27, 2017 5:18 AM
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"if" is used in conditional sentences
e.g. If I eat cornflakes today, I will not have porridge.
"Whether" is not used in conditional sentences.
"if" and "whether" have the same meaning in this kind of sentence, where there are two (or more) options
e.g. I don't know if/whether I will eat cornflakes or porridge. I haven't decided yet.
July 27, 2017
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Javier García
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