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Anon006 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I arrive

What’s the difference here:

I‘ll let you know when I arrive.

and

I’ll let you know when I’ve arrived.

  

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anon006 What’s the difference here: I‘ll let you know when I arrive. and I’ll let you know when I’ve arrived. There isn't any difference.

— CalifJim

  • anon006 What’s the difference here: I‘ll let you know when I arrive.
  • and I’ll let you know when I’ve arrived.
  • There isn't any difference.
  • In these kinds of sentences you can use the present or the present perfect.
  • The same happens with "until".
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anon006

What’s the difference here:

I‘ll let you know when I arrive.

and

I’ll let you know when I’ve arrived.

There isn't any difference. In these kinds of sentences you can use the present or the present perfect.

The same happens with "until".

Please wait until [ I arrive / I've arrived].

And it w

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