Hi
If you find some time please answer my question.
What if I put "will" after "you," i.e., If you will find some time.., would it be incorrect? I suppose it would, but isn't it acceptable?
thanks
It's unnatural (to me, anyway).
Ant_222I'll be glad if you will find time to drop by and look at my recent photos.
Again, I don't think it's something I would ever say. In real life, I would probably say something like "It'd be great if you could find time to drop by...".
I know that we sholdn't use "will" after "if" in conditional sentences, e.g. If you WILL study hard you will pass the exam.
However, is my original sentence a conditional one?
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NewguestHowever, is my original sentence a conditional one?
I guess so... why wouldn't it be?
Mr Wordy NewguestHowever, is my original sentence a conditional one? I guess so... why wouldn't it be?
I see. Now then, I understand why "will" is not alright here. Thanks.
RuslanaHey Newguest,Just adhere to the rule and don't use "will" after "if" (and "when") in conditional sentences.
but only in conditional sentences.
I was thinking of a non conditional sentence and use "will" after "if" but nothing came to my mind