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If and whether are subordinating conjunctions that are often used interchangeably
This article explains the differences between if and whether, and provides examples of each word in sentences
If and whether are both subordinating conjunctions used in a subordinate clause to create a conditional sentence
Let’s take a closer look at the similarities and differences between whether and if
Whether is a conjunction used to express doubt or introduce two possibilities
The second option introduces more than two options: the person may love vegetables, tolerate them, or despise
Let’s look at some more examples of using whether in a sentence
You should use if in every conditional sentence, unless you are introducing alternatives with a yes or
In the second option, the children’s Saturday detention depends on their teacher’s knowledge of their
In the sentence above, there are two conditions for the gardener to get good begonia flowers this
Let’s take a look at some more examples of using if in sentences
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