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jack112  +  123547 Wed, 03 Aug 05 06:31 AM

What is the difference between these ones? "If" vs "when" ?

1. You would use this bank card when you are buying things.

2. You would use this bank card if  you are buying things.

Thanks.
jack112
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goldmund  +  123620 Wed, 03 Aug 05 01:58 PM

Dear Jack112,

There is no difference. It is better to say «You would use this bank card if you were buying things».

Kind regards, Smile [:)]

Goldmund
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