Question

When I will arrive, I will call you.
(Correct the sentence)​

Answer 1

Correct Sentence:

When I arrive, I will call you.

• We should never use the future tense "will" in time clauses.

• "When I arrive, I will call you " is the correct sentence as it gives the proper meaning of the sentence.

• We should not use the word "will" after the time clauses such "when", after, as soon as, etc.

• "When I will arrive " is sounding like that you are not sure or uncertain.

• "When I arrive" - is not the future tense because 'when' is the time it happens.

• So, "when I arrive, I will call you " is the correct sentence.

Answer 2

The given sentence should be written correctly as shown and explained under:

When I arrive, I will call you.

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.