If or Whether
If
or
Whether ?
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She couldn’t decide
?
if
whether
to accept the job offer or wait for another one.
I’ll take an umbrella
?
if
whether
it rains while I’m walking to the shop.
We’ll start the game
?
if
whether
enough players arrive on time.
I don’t care
?
if
whether
we watch a comedy or a drama tonight at home.
I’m wondering
?
if
whether
they have already arrived at the airport or are still on the way here.
Call me
?
if
whether
you need any help with your homework or anything else I can do.
She won’t mind
?
if
whether
we eat at home or at a restaurant this weekend.
I’ll help you
?
if
whether
I finish my work first in the morning.
I don’t know
?
if
whether
we will have enough time to visit all the museums in the city.
We can leave early
?
if
whether
the sun comes out and the roads are clear.
I’ll bring a jacket
?
if
whether
it gets cold tonight while we are walking home.
Tell me
?
if
whether
you prefer tea or coffee in the morning so I can make the right drink for you.
He’ll be happy
?
if
whether
he passes the exam and gets the grades he wants this semester.
I haven’t decided
?
if
whether
to stay home tonight or go out with friends for dinner.
I’m not sure
?
if
whether
my friends will join us for dinner later.
We are deciding
?
if
whether
to buy a new car this year or just keep the old one for another season.
I’ll go swimming
?
if
whether
the water is warm enough for a long swim.
Ask him
?
if
whether
he wants to join the team this weekend.
Let me know
?
if
whether
you can come to the meeting later this afternoon or need to reschedule.
I’ll take the train tomorrow
?
if
whether
it leaves on time and there are no delays.
I can’t decide
?
if
whether
to watch a movie or read a book tonight.
We’ll meet later
?
if
whether
you are free in the afternoon after your work.
She has no idea
?
if
whether
the store is open today or closed for a holiday.
I’ll help with the project
?
if
whether
I finish my report first.
They don’t care
?
if
whether
they go hiking or stay at home this weekend.
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