Which is correct?

[Thiyages]

Hi,

Which is correct sentence?

1) When can we expect the required item here?
2) When can we expect here the required item ?

[Thiyages]

1) When can we expect the required item here?
2) When can we expect here the required item ?

[Beeesneees]

I suggest,
"When can we expect to receive the required item."

The word 'here' in that sentence sounds 'odd' though is not strictly incorrect.

By the way, your subject should read "Kindly advise me."

advice - noun
advise - verb.
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[Torsten]

Hi Thiyages,

Please read this too: What is a meaningful message title and why is it important?

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[Alan]

Hi,

I would suggest:

[Thiyages]

Hi Beeesneees,

Thanks for your kind advise, and is it meaningful or meaningless sentence?
could you please tell me the use of 'Here', how could I use the word?

Thanks
Thiya

[Beeesneees]

I replied to the OP earlier this morning, suggesting that "When can we expect to receive the required item?" might flow better.

Did my post get deleted or did it just never arrive?
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EDIT: Mystery solved! The OP asked exactly the same question in a different thread!! I've just found it.
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[Torsten]

Thiya had double posted this one and I merged both posts.

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[Beeesneees]

LOL Torsten, you merged them as I was trying to send a reply in the other thread! I became very confused when I got the error message, "Sorry only can post here." closely followed by no such topic exists! :D
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Hi Thiyages.

Your first sentence ("When can we expect the required item here?") is grammatically correct and demonstrates correct use of the word 'here'. My alternative is simply a suggestion that you might use to make the sentence flow smoother.

"I advised you." advise=verb
"I gave you advice." advice= noun
You selected the wrong one again in your reply.
"Thanks for your kind __" requires a noun, so you need to use the word 'advice'.
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