- We use if to say that we are not sure whether something will happen
- I'll see you in August, if I come to New York
- (perhaps I'll come to New York; perhaps I won't)
- We use when to say that we are sure that something will happen
- We use you in August, when I come to New York.
- (I'm sure I'll come to New York)
- We can use both if and when to talk about things that always happen.
- There is not much different of meaning
- If/When you heat ice, it turns into water
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