Grammar check, please?
Hi There,
Can you clarify for me if these sentences are grammatical; please?
Let me know; when is your arrival. (It acts as a noun)
Let me know; when is its arrival.
Let me know; when is its arrival date. (It acts as an adj)
If I am talking about the future; do I necessarily need to use a perfect tense? Or just present simple. Which way is better ?
Let me know; when the item arrive.
Let me know; when the item has arrived.
Cheers.
Top answer
You have discovered the semicolon and now you are using it everywhere, and it is not correct. The semicolon is not used very often — not in any of your sentences anyway. John Aki Let me know; when is your arrival .
- You have discovered the semicolon and now you are using it everywhere, and it is not correct.
- The semicolon is not used very often — not in any of your sentences anyway.
- John Aki Let me know; when is your arrival .
- Let me know your arrival time.
- Let me know when you will be arriving.
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You have discovered the semicolon and now you are using it everywhere, and it is not correct. The semicolon is not used very often — not in any of your sentences anyway.
John Aki
Let me know; when is your arrival.
Let me know your arrival time.
Let me know when you will be arriving.
Let me know; wh
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