English, asked by ashutoshgurjar999, 10 months ago

we will have coffee when the visitors ........ here
(a) might be reached
(b) would be reached
(c) will reached
(d) reach​

Answers

Answered by orangesquirrel
0

We will have coffee when the visitors reach here.

  • In this case, we use the simple present form of the verb.
  • All the other options are grammatically incorrect in the given context.
  • The first part of the sentence is in the future perfect tense. Therefore, usage of future tense in the second part would be incorrect.
  • Simple present tense is used to describe regular actions or some action that is taking place at the present moment.

Answered by upenderjoshi28
0

Here is the correct answer along with the explanation:

We will have coffee when the visitors reach here.

Explanation

This is a conditional clause structure. When we use when clause, we use Simple Present Tense in the 'when clause'; the independent clause has future tense. But in the when clause or if clause we use simple present tense usually.

Example

I'll make myself a pizza when I get home tonight.

Similar questions