I suppose it has," said the minister, with a manner which would have puzzled any but one that knew him, to tell whether he were in jest or earnest.
Do you know, I can't tell whether it is in Arizona or Wisconsin!
It was a sort of battery that Diana had to face, and sometimes a masked battery; but it was impossible to tell whether a shot hit.
Tell whether each of the following sentences is declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory.
In +parsing+ an adjective, tell whether it is descriptive or definitive, mention the substantive to which it belongs, and specify the degree of comparison.
Tell whether each is declarative, interrogative, or imperative.
Tell whether each of these clauses, when standing alone, is a simple or a complex sentence.
I can't tell whether I've got to look out for something else or somebody else.
I can stand a good deal, but I sat between you and that young fellow, and you couldn't tell whether he was looking at that girl or not.
I can't tell whether it would be a Blessing or no.
I can't tell whether it is right or wrong, it is enough for me if it were not impious or heretical.
But I can't tell whether I had best to mix Water with my Wine, or Wine with Water; this Wine seems to me so likely to have been drawn out of the Muses Fountain.
I want him to tell whetherhe considers that a poem or not.
I want him to tell whether he believes the story about the bears eating up children; whether that is inspired.
Tell whether He did it or not, and then your people will know whether to hate that God or not.
I want him to tell whether he believes the Bible was inspired in any other way than Shakespeare was inspired.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tell whether" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.