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Some of you may be confused about the use of 'when' and 'if'.
These two little words are very important for joining two sentences together to say what will happen as a follow-up to something else happening.
Look at the following two sentences.
Tommy will go to Japan.
He has enough money.
They can be joined together and made into one sentence using both 'if' and 'when'. What is the difference?
1. Tommy will go to Japan WHEN he has enough money.
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