Use word whatever sentence

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1. Whatever = anything or everything; regardless of what, no matter what. …
2. Whenever = every time; at any time; regardless of when, not matter when. …
3. Wherever = everywhere; regardless of where, no matter where.

• Whatever you do, I will always love you.
• Whatever can introduce a question.
• Whatever do you mean by being rude? (More emphatic than ‘What do you mean by being rude? …
• Whatever means ‘it doesn’t matter what’.
• Whatever happens, stay calm.
• No matter what happens, stay calm.

What kind of word is whatever?

Whatever can be a pronoun, a determiner, or an adverb. You use whatever as a pronoun or determiner to refer to anything or everything of a particular kind. I read whatever I could find about the course.

Is it rude to say whatever?

Yes, it’s rude. «Whatever» expresses indifference; often, expressing indifference is dismissive, and in this case, it’s dismissive of what the other person has to say. Semantically, it’s equivalent to responding with «I don’t care».

What is whenever in grammar?

Home > Grammar & vocabulary resources > Grammar rules > Conjunctions > The conjunction whenever means ‘every time that’ or ‘any time that’. We often use whenever with the present simple: Our dog barks whenever someone walks by our house.

What can I say instead of whatever?

Synonyms of whatever

What is the difference between whatever and what ever?

“Whatever” is more common, but “what ever” is also used to underscore the emphatic nature of “ever” (as in “What ever do you mean?” or “What ever could have happened?”). Most standard dictionaries don’t include a separate entry for “what ever.” The few that do say “what ever” is more emphatic than “whatever.”

What does whatever mean when a guy says it?

Whatever is a slang term meaning «whatever you say» , «I don’t care what you say» or «what will be will be». The term is used either to dismiss a previous statement and express indifference or in affirmation of a previous statement as «whatever will be will be».

What is the short form of whatever?

WTV is short for whatever, and it is used in texting and chat to imply not caring, being bored, or just being uninspired. Related words: wtvtf. wtv pc.

What figure of speech is whatever?

«Whatever» is a linking word there — it’s a relative pronoun and does do linking.

Is it wherever possible or whenever possible?

Whenever possible means any time possible. Wherever possible means any place possible.

What is the rule of whoever and whatever?

Whoever and whatever. When we want to say that something or someone doesn’t matter or isn’t important we can use ‘-ever‘ at the end of certain words (whoever, wherever, whatever, however). We can also use these words when we’re talking about a particular person or thing but we don’t know their name.

What is the rule for the use of whoever and whatever?

Whoever and whatever. When we want to say that something or someone doesn’t matter or isn’t important we can use ‘-ever‘ at the end of certain words (whoever, wherever, whatever, however). We can also use these words when we’re talking about a particular person or thing but we don’t know their name.

Do whatever you want to do meaning?

It basically means «go ahead». People normally say it when they have an attitude, or are annoyed with someone but it can be used in a general context. For example: «can I see my friends tonight?» » Do whatever you want»

What’s the opposite of whatever?

Opposite of any object, act, state, event, or fact whatever. nothing. not a thing. not anything.

Do whatever you want in other words?

Pleasure aspect of doing whatever you want: bon vivant, hedonist, pleasure seeker. Going wherever you want, possibly new places (metaphorically too): globetrotter, explorer, pioneer. Free thought, defiance: maverick, liberal, free thinker, nonconformist.

Is Whenever formal?

Both 1 and 3 are correct, both are very informal. A bit more formal: «whenever you like«. More formal than that: «whenever it is convenient for you».

Does whenever need a comma?

Commonly, dependent clauses begin with if, whether, because, although, since, when, while, unless, even though, whenever, etc., (follow this link for an exhaustive list). … If the dependent clause follows the independent one, no comma is places before if, whether, because, although, since, when, while, unless, etc.

Is Whenever past tense?

Yes, you can use «whenever» in the past tense or the present.

Is saying I don’t care rude?

If we say ‘I don’t care’ in British English, it means we’re apathetic – we’re not interested. … I don’t care is often rude in British English. We’d say ‘I don’t mind’.

Is good for you rude?

«Good for you!» This can be used in seriousness, such as Bruno said. It can either mean «Congratulations!» and «That’s great!», or as a word of praise. The phrase can also be used sarcastically, especially if delivered with an overly enthusiastic tone.

How do you respond when someone says who are you?

You need to answer briefly, but in a positive way. “Great!” “I’m doing really well, thank you,” or “Fantastic!” are all good ways to answer. They will tell the other person that you are enthusiastic and ready to work.