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we will let you know when we have free place vs we will let you know when we will have free place

The correct phrase is "we will let you know when we have free place." The second phrase is incorrect because it unnecessarily repeats the modal verb "will." The first phrase is concise and grammatically correct.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 607 views

we will let you know when we have free place

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to inform someone that they will be notified when a free place becomes available.
  • If we get anything, we will let you know.
  • Well, in that case, we will let you know in due course.
  • I will talk it over with my faculty and we will let you know.
  • First, let's admit her and we will let you know about the details and the date of the surgery soon.
  • Sure, we will let you know.
  • and we will let you know what we know. Okay?
  • Gwen will let you know when the guests are ready.
  • Will let you know when I find something pretty.
  • But I will let you know when you cracked the case.
  • Karev will let you know when we get started.
  • I will let you know when I have those results.
  • I will let you know when it is finished.
  • Either I or Josh will let you know when you're going too fast.
  • And I will let you know when I'm ready to look at them.
  • I will let you know when a good time is. I promise.
  • Well, I will let you know when the king is back.
  • I will let you know when and how I will collect him.
  • Will will let you know when we have a need for you.
  • The captain will let you know when it's safe
  • I'm sure someone will let you know by tomorrow.

we will let you know when we will have free place

This phrase is incorrect as it repeats the modal verb "will" unnecessarily.

  • If we get anything, we will let you know.
  • Well, in that case, we will let you know in due course.
  • I will talk it over with my faculty and we will let you know.
  • First, let's admit her and we will let you know about the details and the date of the surgery soon.
  • Sure, we will let you know.
  • and we will let you know what we know. Okay?
  • Gwen will let you know when the guests are ready.
  • Will let you know when I find something pretty.
  • But I will let you know when you cracked the case.
  • Karev will let you know when we get started.
  • I will let you know when I have those results.
  • I will let you know when it is finished.
  • Either I or Josh will let you know when you're going too fast.
  • And I will let you know when I'm ready to look at them.
  • I will let you know when a good time is. I promise.
  • Well, I will let you know when the king is back.
  • I will let you know when and how I will collect him.
  • Will will let you know when we have a need for you.
  • The captain will let you know when it's safe
  • I'm sure someone will let you know by tomorrow.

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