EXPLAINED! When to use "WHETHER" or "IF" in English

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It's still not clear for me. Here are two examples from your lesson:
1) I wonder if/whether it will rain tomorrow (both options is possible)
2) I don't know whether he wants a cup of tea (only whether is possible)

These sentences look pretty similar to me. In both these examples we have two possible answers (Yes or No)

Why in first sentence both options is possible but in the second only one option is possible?

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Wow! Beautiful explanation and useful class! So, in some cases, we could possibly be kind of rude if we use IF instead of whether, like "I don't care about other possibilities", "don't you say a word unless you have a positive answer". Lol

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I'm little confused 😕 when you're asking about restaurant there's also two options (it's open or it's closed). Why then can I use whether and if interchangeably?

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this was really helpful. thanks 👍🏼i have a question. would it be correct to say: We discussed the issue OF whether to pay. (? Thanks again.

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Very helpful lesson! I was not sure if there would be new knowledge to me , but I found a few points I didn't used correctly. Thank you so much. I like your British accents too.

if it will rain ?? as I know, if + will is incorrect

How will we notice when pronouncing the words whether it is weather or not? Thanks for your video

Thank you, Greg! Finally a clear definition of when to use "whether or not". I really enjoy the way you explain. Keep it up like this! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos. ;)

And then there’s the time one may dispense with IF altogether
“Were I to go to the store…”

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I wonder if you could replace "whether or not" with "even if". As in "I'm going to the concert even if my car is not fixed" or "...even if you don't like it." Thanks!

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perfect

Menuda palabrita: "interchangeably" ! O.o

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Use always "if" in most programming languages. A "whether" would result in a syntax error 😉

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Why would "whether" be more formal than "if"?

"in case of" may sometimes substitute "if", does it?

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You have to learn english whether you like it or not.

Your lessons are very funny and interesting. Thanks

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Thank you so much for your clear explanation, I finally understand it now.

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Hello Greg, I love your videos. Could you please explain the differences between WHAT and WHICH in relative clauses?

@English with Greg: Have you ever made English grammar mistakes as a native speaker? We are humans and we make mistakes every day. Don't you think so?