"I can wait until when you have time."
I mean I can wait for you, until whenever you have time for me. Is that the right way to say it?
idiomatic-language
"I can wait until when you have time."
I mean I can wait for you, until whenever you have time for me. Is that the right way to say it?
Best Answer
Yes, it sounds weird. Correct is
The word until plays two roles. It can be a preposition, which takes a noun or a noun phrase:
Or it can be a conjunction, joining two finite clauses:
But it can't take an adverbial phrase. So these are wrong:
I hope this is clear! As a bonus, the words before and after follow the same rules as until.