Cat desk Posted 4 years ago
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It does not matter whether/if...
Which one is correct?
1- It doesn't matter whether/if you like him or not, he is a famous person.
2- It doesn't matter whether/if you like him or not. He is a famous person.
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cat desk Which one is correct? As for "whether/if", they are equally correct, but "whether" is better in a formal setting. cat desk 1- It doesn't matter whether/if you like him or not, he is a famous person.
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cat deskWhich one is correct?
As for "whether/if", they are equally correct, but "whether" is better in a formal setting.
cat desk1- It doesn't matter whether/if you like him or not, he is a famous person.
Hypercorrection makes this comma an error, a comma splice. In truth, contradictory independent clauses can oft
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