by Sharon
(Ar)
These definitions still leave me confused.
Whether-(pronoun) used in expressing a choice or alternative.
Rather-(adverb) more willingly, more readily, by preference.
Example: Whether you buy from the neighbor store or a specialty shop from another country, you want the best value for your money.
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