My son

My son

My son is Juan; he is fourteen years old > My son's name is Juan; he is 14 years old. He likes to play football , and he plays as defensive midfielder.  He doesn't like to study French, but he loves maths.

When I have to go shopping, Juan always help me to carry shopping bags > Whenever I have to go shopping, Juan will always go along so that he can help me to carry my shopping bags .

Use "whenever" for repeated events  or events whose date and time is not known>Tip: If you can substitute the word with "every time", then "whenever is the word to use (preferred) . Use "When" for a specific event or its date and time you know > When I see you next time, I will give it to you./ When I was opening the door, Juan was behind me.

My son hates to get up early to go to school every morning. He would like to go at holidays to Menorca again. > My son hates to get up early for school every morning. He likes to go to Menorca again during the school holidays .

"Would like" is mostly used for polite request or in the subjunctive mood, as in " I would like a cup of coffee / I would like to go to Paris if I had the time".

My son