Select the correct sentence:

In time clauses introduced by 'when', 'before', 'after', 'until', etc., the present simple tense is used to express future time, even though the main clause uses the future tense. The rule is that future tense is not used after time conjunctions referring to the future. Therefore, 'When I arrive, I will call you' is the only correct sentence. Using 'will', 'shall', or 'would' in the time clause is grammatically incorrect.