Which options is right?
Which options is right?
1. When i have a time i will do it for you.
2. When i will have a time i will do it for you.
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Answers · 2
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Hi Denis, Neither is correct for two reasons:
1 a time ( countable) is used for a specific time such as an appointment. You mean " time" as a general concept therefore there is no article
2 The verb tense is incorrect. With "when" we tend to use the present simple, which has a future meaning, not the future simple
SO the correct form is " When I have time, I'll do it for you"
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"When I have time I will do it for you"
it's 1st conditional:
conditional part - present
main part - future
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