PlacidRan
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Should I use when or if in this context:
Patrick got assaulted. The assailant threatened Patrick, saying that he would kill him. Couple of hours later, Patrick confronted the assailant and said, "You do know what happens (when or if) someone threatens me?"
Next question: Is the question mark used properly in the sentence above? (I don't want to use "do you know.") Assuming that the assailant doesn't know what happens.
Patrick got assaulted. The assailant threatened Patrick, saying that he would kill him. Couple of hours later, Patrick confronted the assailant and said, "You do know what happens (when or if) someone threatens me?"
Next question: Is the question mark used properly in the sentence above? (I don't want to use "do you know.") Assuming that the assailant doesn't know what happens.
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