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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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confirm the time
Could I ask two questions, please?
Q1: We need to have a meeting on the Internet, but our members are in different places, so we need to ask if the time is suitable for other members, what should I say?
"Is the time OK with you?" or "Are you OK with the time?" or any other better way to convey this kind of situation?
Q2: If I want to say I can have the meeting at some time, what should I say? "I'm OK with the time." or "The time is OK with me." or any better way to say it?
If I want to say 2 o'clock is ok, what should I say?
"2:00 is OK with me."?
Please help me.
Q1: We need to have a meeting on the Internet, but our members are in different places, so we need to ask if the time is suitable for other members, what should I say?
"Is the time OK with you?" or "Are you OK with the time?" or any other better way to convey this kind of situation?
Q2: If I want to say I can have the meeting at some time, what should I say? "I'm OK with the time." or "The time is OK with me." or any better way to say it?
If I want to say 2 o'clock is ok, what should I say?
"2:00 is OK with me."?
Please help me.
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Q1: Those are fine and informal. More formal: Is that time suitable/convenient? Q2: Those are fine and informal.
- Q1: Those are fine and informal.
- More formal: Is that time suitable/convenient?
- Q2: Those are fine and informal.
- More formal: That time is fine.
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Q1: Those are fine and informal. More formal: Is that time suitable/convenient?
Q2: Those are fine and informal. More formal: That time is fine.
Q2: Those are fine and informal. More formal: That time is fine.
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