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Please correct this sentance if any error

When ever something will be occured,i must inform you.
  

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Hi, I would write it as "Whenever something occurs, I must inform you". I suggest that you not divide "Whenever" as "when ever". "Whenever something occurs" is an adverbial clause, and you seldom use the future tense with it.

— Mirapence

  • Hi, I would write it as "Whenever something occurs, I must inform you".
  • I suggest that you not divide "Whenever" as "when ever".
  • "Whenever something occurs" is an adverbial clause, and you seldom use the future tense with it.
  • In the use of the verb, "occur", it is more natural to employ the active voice than the passive.
  • Mirapence
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Hi,

I would write it as "Whenever something occurs, I must inform you".

I suggest that you not divide "Whenever" as "when ever".

"Whenever something occurs" is an adverbial clause, and you seldom use the future tense with it.

In the use of the verb, "occur", it is more natural to employ the active voice than the passive.

Mirapence
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