Meaning of Whether:
Whether (conjunction): Used to introduce two or more alternatives or possibilities.
Whether Sentence Examples:
1. I don’t know whether I should go to the party tonight.
2. Please let me know whether you prefer coffee or tea.
3. The decision will depend on whether it rains tomorrow.
4. I’m not sure whether I should buy the black dress or the blue one.
5. We need to determine whether the project is feasible within the given budget.
6. She asked him whether he had finished his homework.
7. It doesn’t matter to me whether we eat at home or go out for dinner.
8. The teacher asked the students whether they had studied for the exam.
9. We need to find out whether the store is open on Sundays.
10. I’m still debating whether I should take the job offer or not.
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Word History of Whether:
Whether originated from the Old English word “hwæther,” which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word “hwathar.”
When to Use Whether:
Whether is used to introduce a choice between two or more alternatives. It is commonly used to express doubt or uncertainty.
