Arranging a meeting for someone
Thanks for your response to my post.
A: I want to talk to C. Can you arrange a meeting for me with her?
B: Why do I arrange a meeting for you?
A: Alright, arrange me a telephonic meeting with her.
B: Why do I arrange you a telephonic meeting with her.
Would you please make it natural for me?
Thanks.
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Some things about your dialogue are not clear to me. sundarnaz B: Why do I arrange a meeting for you? Why is B questioning the request?
- Some things about your dialogue are not clear to me.
- sundarnaz B: Why do I arrange a meeting for you?
- Why is B questioning the request?
- For example, does B think it is not his/her job to arrange meetings for A?
- Does B think it is not wise for A to meet her?
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Some things about your dialogue are not clear to me.
sundarnazB: Why do I arrange a meeting for you?
Why is B questioning the request? For example, does B think it is not his/her job to
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This is very strange and is something that makes non-native speakers stand out.
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Instead of that, it would be more natural to say that you want to talk to someone over the phone. I have never heard or read your quote at all in the UK.
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