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Because would that is used for " wish".And would that is followed by "was"or "were".
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could you eleborate the use of if and whether in interogative sentences?
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i think in sentence no 2 you should use if or whether.
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The taxi driver asked where I wanted to be dropped.
When the question begins with the interrogative prounoun,such as what,who,which,whom,whose,or with an interrogative adverb such as when,where,why,how;then the same word is used to introduce the indirect speech.
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could you eleborate the use of if and whether in interogative sentences?
will be thankful.
And when the question begins with the auxiliary of the finite verb like "is,are,am,was,do,did,can,may,will,shall,has,h ave then if or whether is used.
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And when the question begins with the auxiliary of the finite verb like "is,are,am,was,do,did,can,may,will,shall,has,h ave then if or whether is used.
no restriction to use if or whether?
i think minor difference must exist.
if no difference then why 2 words use in one condition?
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no restriction to use if or whether?
i think minor difference must exist.
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In direct and indirect we use the word that is most suitable.
There is no restriction to use "whether"or"if.. But always use which is suitable according to the sentence.
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In direct and indirect we use the word that is most suitable.
There is no restriction to use "whether"or"if.. But always use which is suitable according to the sentence.
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our subjects are same except international law.
did you avail any chance of css or not?
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maria sister,
our subjects are same except international law.
did you avail any chance of css or not?
Yeah last time I appeared with international law,but replaced it now.
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maria sister,
our subjects are same except international law.
did you avail any chance of css or not?
Correction.don,t mind of it.
"Did you avail yourself any chance of css"
Avail,enjoy,revenge,these are transitive verbs. Every year we see this type of sentence for correction in exam.
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Correction.don,t mind of it.
"Did you avail yourself any chance of css"
Avail,enjoy,revenge,these are transitive verbs. Every year we see this type of sentence for correction in exam.
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