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Originally Posted by RonBee Use however if you want to contradict or contrast with what was said before. Example: - He makes a lot of money. However, he is very stingy.
Use provided to indicate a contingency or condition. - Provided that there is enough money, we will eat out Thursday night.
Use in the event of to indicate a contingency or condition. Example: - In the event of rain we will stay inside.
Whether is often used to indicate a contingency or possibility. Example: - I don't know whether he has left the building or not.
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Faint, very similar with each other.
Could i use "provided and in the event of " more ? That can prolong my essay. :wink: