Is the sentence correct?

Question

When you will be better, alert me so. 

Answer 1

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I'm not sure what you're asking. Are you speaking to a sick person, asking when will he be better? If so then you could say:

'When you're better tell me ,so'. "Alert", is not said in American English

Source(s): American English speaker all my ,life.

Answer 2

It may be acceptable, but some would question the need for "so."

Answer 3

No, sorry, this one is way off. You could say:

Let me know when you are feeling better.

Let me know when you feel better.

When you are feeling better, let me know.

When you feel better, let me know.

Answer 4

When you ARE better, LET ME KNOW.

Answer 5

When you have become better, notify me.

Answer 6

No.  "Please let me know when you are feeling better."