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Only one s in present You can t use will with the stative verbs in this construction Let s see Let me know Tell me plus an indirect question I would not call these relative clauses to finish first an action how you are a state not an action get there first same as arrive first an action you...

I know would carries many meanings My problem is sometimes I find it difficult to tell which meaning the speaker uses I think I understand its hypothetical usage and in some contexts its politeness usage Below is a post that has several woulds I have trouble interpreting I also copied a post on...

Yes I thought maybe that s what you were referring to would in an if clause is possible when the would or the entire if clause is part of a formula of politeness if you would be so kind is a typical example of if with would in a politeness phrase This formula is equivalent to please This sort of...

Yes You may say either one when is not used with will when it specifies the time at which something happens or should happen when can be used with will or without will in indirect questions Therefore in the reading of at the time it happens Let me know when it is available asks the person to...