Should I use "weather" or "whether" in a sentence? Thank you.
2023-06-26
This is what goPenpal answered
Definitely! The choice between "weather" and "whether" depends on what you want to convey. "Weather" refers to the conditions of the atmosphere (think rain,shine, snow). For instance, "The weather is great today!"
On the other hand, "whether" is used to introduce alternatives. It's similar to "if". For instance, "I'm not sure whether she'll come to the party or not."
Just remember, if you're talking about the rain or sun, go with "weather". But if there's a choice to be made, choose "whether". Did that clear it up? Do you have any other similar words that you often mix-up?
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