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The given sentence contains a grammatical error. Identify the segment that contains
the error.
I will join you tomorrow if I will have time.
if I
will have time
you tomorrow
I will join
- Option 1: if I
- The phrase "if I" is correctly used to introduce a conditional clause. It suggests a condition that affects the main statement.
- Option 2: will have time
- In conditional sentences about the future, the correct construction is "if" + present simple, not "will" + verb. It should be "if I have time" instead.
- Correct Required Change: "will have time" ? "have time"
- Correct Answer
- Option 3: you tomorrow
- This phrase correctly places "tomorrow," indicating the time reference, after the pronoun "you," clarifying when the action will occur.
- Option 4: I will join
- This is correct for a future intent or decision: "I will join" appropriately begins the main clause for actions dependent on conditions.
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