Grammar - use of "is this correct" versus "is that correct".

They are both acceptable.

Rover

AnonymousYou won't be needing the conference room for November 30 at 11:30am; is this correct?

It doesn't sound semantically logical to me.

Why would someone ask another this question? If I reserved or booked the conference room for a particular time, wouldn't it be sensible that I would be the only one t

Hi,

You won't be needing the conference room for November 30 at 11:30am; is this correct?

Either 'this' or 'that' is OK. A period is much more likely than a semi-colon. But really, such wording is more likely to be spoken than written.

Clive

Both "this" and "that" are correct in this grammatical situation. If you were to say "is this correct" or "is that correct" they would both make sense to the person told the phrases. It would also stand correct in the eyes of experts and historians of the /american language.

Is this correct English? " We all have that one friend that is always cold"

is this brick or tile

Congratulations on a successful conference and May *** bless and keep each of you during your stay in the great State of Georgia!