PULC/British English/S/II/5

Panglossa Universal Language Course: British English
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Whether

• Do you know whether he is coming?
• Do you know whether he is coming or staying?
• I wonder whether he is a policeman or not.
• He must decide whether he will agree or not.
• We did wonder whether to stay, because they did not want us there.
• I want to know whether you did see her.
• Whether they do win or whether they do lose, this is their last game.
• We did wonder whether to tell you his story or not.
• Whether you do go or whether you do stay, the result is the same.
• I do doubt whether they will arrive on time.
• I will find out whether the school is open.
• He does doubt whether we can do any better.
• I am asking whether you will accept the job or not.