Which is The difference between if/whether?
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Mixy is right. "If" introduces a condition, like Spanish "si." Wether introduces a condition where there are more than one outcome. Sometimes the other condition isn't introduced like in this sentence: “Wether I go to China won't change anything." In this sentence you know that the condition is "to go or not," but people omit it often in spoken English.
If: only one condition.
Wether: one thing OR another may happen.
If: only one condition.
Wether: one thing OR another may happen.
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