[During your available time] or [During your time available]
I'm trying to figure out different ways of saying the same thing.
(1) (my original sentence) He does a lot of volunteer work when he is available.
(2) (my first attempt) During his available time, he does a lot of volunteer work.
(3) (my second attempt) During his time available, he does a lot of volunteer work.
Where is the correct placement of "available"? Thank you very much.
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The usual expression for this is in his spare time or in his free time. He does a lot of volunteer work in his spare/free time. eg In his spare/free time , he does a lot of volunteer work..
- The usual expression for this is in his spare time or in his free time.
- He does a lot of volunteer work in his spare/free time.
- eg In his spare/free time , he does a lot of volunteer work..
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The usual expression for this is in his spare time or in his free time.
He does a lot of volunteer work in his spare/free time.
eg In his spare/free time, he does a lot of volunteer work..
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