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Do you (plural) want to see whether there is an umbrella in the car?

If you are already ready, we can go.

Do you remember whether we bought enough cheese and eggs?

Tomorrow I will go to the clinic, because the doctor wants to know whether I have a fever.

I still haven’t decided whether to stay home or cancel the meeting.

I need one minute to check whether the card is in the wallet.

The customer asks what the price is and whether there is a discount today.

I want you to check whether there is a discount on the website too.

I want you to check whether there are shoes in size 38.

Before I do laundry, I check whether there is enough water.

He asks whether I agree to use his card, and I say yes.

Before the flight I always check whether my passport is in the bag.

Before you leave, check one more time whether there is salt, sugar, and a knife in your kitchen.

When he leaves home, he always checks whether the card is in the wallet.

Before the party I get dressed slowly, because I do not know whether to wear a dress or a shirt.

Before the test we do one more exercise, to understand whether it is easy or difficult.

She asks whether this exercise is more difficult, and I answer that this time it is easy.

Maybe the remote is on the table; check whether the red button works.

The plumber checks whether there is a leak under the sink.

At the pharmacy they asked whether I have a cough and whether I have a fever.

He asks whether I heard them, and I answer that I heard them but did not see them.

The salesman asks whether the customer needs change after he pays.

I ask the policewoman whether the police station is close to the gas station.

Before we eat, I always taste the soup and check whether there is enough salt.

Don’t leave the house without checking whether the card is in the wallet.