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hand to you - when I arrive vs when I will arrive Is this phrase correct ? I am still waiting for the missing documents ,which I will bring with me, and I will personally hand to you when I arrive .

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hand to you - when I arrive vs when I will arrive

Is this phrase correct ?
I am still waiting for the missing documents ,which I will bring with me, and I will personally hand to you when I arrive .


I am still waiting for the missing documents, which I bring with me and personally hand over to you when I arrive.

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Ciao pier_lu Sono madrelingua inglese ma posso parlare un po' d'italiano. In inglese se c'è una frase che comincia con un avverbio di tempo (come when, while, before, after, ecc) si non usa mai il tempo futuro sempre si usa il tempo presente (simple oppure continuous come adatto). Quindi il frase "when I arrive" è giusto!
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I am waiting for them now . I'll have them before my leaving and when I'll move to ireland I'll hand them to him
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I am confused. Are you waiting for the documents or are you sending them?

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