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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

When with will

Hello,

Isn't it a mistake to use 'will' after ' when' in this sentence?

'When will you come home?' This is not a clause, is it?

Thanks
  

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No the question is fine with will. Will is expressing the future here (you could also use the other forms of expressing the future). When will you come home?

— Dave Phillips

  • No the question is fine with will.
  • Will is expressing the future here (you could also use the other forms of expressing the future).
  • When will you come home?
  • When are you going to come home?
  • When are you coming home?
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No the question is fine with will. Will is expressing the future here (you could also use the other forms of expressing the future).

When will you come home?
When are you going to come home?
When are you coming home?

When means what time.

What time will you come home?
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