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| Hello Seie, It might be either. Here are two examples: 1. Mr X is fat; whereas Mr Y is remarkably thin. 2. Ms Q walked into the garden, where, as usual, the neighbour's chinchilla was waiting to be fed. But I suspect your question relates to sentences like #1, in which cases "whereas" is always one word. Best wishes, MrP
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| Yeah, thankyou great help |
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