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Liton Das Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
There's something I have to do, so can I say like that.
I will do it, whenever I get chance.
I will do it, whenever I will get chance.
Which one is correct?
Top answer
This one: I will do it whenever I get chance.
- This one: I will do it whenever I get chance.
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Liton Daswhenever I get chance.
On every occasion where I get the chance. [ You are expecting multiple occurrences of getting the chance and doing it. ]
Liton Daswhen I get chance.
On the next occasion where I get the chance. [ You are expecting one occasion when you get the chance and then do it. ]
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