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which is correct   ?  i will call you once i reached there or i will call you onces i reach there. thanks

CharmYou · Accepted Answer

I will call you once I reach there. (I will reach there and call you)
I would call you once I reached there.(I will not reach there, but if I were to, I would call you.)

AlpheccaStars · Answer

vimalpal which is correct ? i will call you once i reached there or i will call you onces i reach there. thanks

Please post with correct punctuation.

You are talking about the future, so the past tense (v+ed) is not correct.

I will call you once I get there.
I will call you once I reach my destination.

CharmYou · Answer

I would call you once I reached there.(I will not reach there, but if I were to, I would call you.)
Can this be a hypothetical situation?

AlpheccaStars · Answer

This is in the past, an unreal condition. You never called, because you never arrived.

I would have called you once I got there. (but we were delayed by the storm.)

Unreal conditions can only happen in the past. This is a promise to call some time in the future

Once I reach (have reached) my destination, I will call you.

This is a future conditional: I might not get to my destination:

If I reach my destination, I will call you at once.

CharmYou · Answer

Thank you..

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