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Musicgold Posted 17 years ago
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How is your schedule looking...?

Hi,



A native speaker said something like this to me: How is your schedule looking for a beer?



I kind of figured that he wants to go out for a beer and wants to know when I am available, but I didn’t remember the exact expression he used.



Is that expression correct? Also does it mean the schedule right now or some time in the future?



Thanks,



MG.
  

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Musicgold Is that expression correct? Yes, correct, but casual. Musicgold does it mean the schedule right now or some time in the future?

— CalifJim

  • Musicgold Is that expression correct?
  • Yes, correct, but casual.
  • Musicgold does it mean the schedule right now or some time in the future?
  • It can mean either.
  • Most likely it means right now, but the context may make it clear that a future time is intended.
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MusicgoldIs that expression correct?
Yes, correct, but casual.
Musicgolddoes it mean the schedule right now or some time in the future?
It can mean either. Most likely it means right now, but the context may make it clear that a future time is intended.

CJ
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