When / If I meet her…

English grammar is full of intricate rules and a myriad of exceptions. You might get bogged down in minor details if you aren’t careful. However, there are a few simple tips that can help you find your way through a maze of structural complexities. Here’s a sample tip to give you an idea about what I mean.

“In time clauses and conditional clauses referring to future time, use the simple present tense (and no will/shall).”

Study the examples given below.
– When he comes, I will give him the news.
– As soon as they arrive, we will start our work.
– Wait here till/until he returns.
– As long as he plays well, he will be allowed to lead the team. – If you work hard, you will get success.
– If she asks me, I will help her.
– If he practises daily, he will be able to perform well in the competition. And finally…
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