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janis Oct 21, 2011
Where we can use 'whenever' in the sentences, at the beginning, in the middle or in the end?
Beginning: Bob: "When do you want to go see Iron Man 2?" Joe: "Whenever you're available, I know you're super busy with work lately."
Middle: "My wife breaks something whenever she tries to do housework."
End: "I could go for some ice cream now, or whenever."
Middle: "My wife breaks something whenever she tries to do housework."
End: "I could go for some ice cream now, or whenever."
Answered Apr 20, 2010
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