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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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when will I or when I will in a question?

Would you let me know when will I or I will receive an invoice from you ?
  

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It should be when I will.

— Nona the brit

  • It should be when I will.
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It should be when I will.
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In this case "I will receive ..." is not what you're asking. What you're asking is "Would you let me know ...?": that's why you use "I will", and not "will I". You should also remember that "will I" is not used very often, if not in cases such as "Where will I go now?", "What will I do now?", etc.

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Direct questions invert. Indirect questions (such as the one you have here) do not.

... when I will receive ...

CJ
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