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Coco le Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

How to express schedule?

for example, you want to meet somebody for his help. You write to him and ask for appropriate time for meet. What's the idiomatic expression for that you can schedule your time according to his as long as it is convenient for him?
  

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" No question mark.

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"May we schedule a time to meet at your convenience."

No question mark.
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deadrat"May we schedule a time to meet at your convenience."No question mark.
I'd use one. It's a question.
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It looks like a question, but it's really a polite imperative that both parties will recognize as such. It's just the way I was (mis)educated.
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what does "may" mean here? does it imply a polite request or possibility like "may be"?

How about ".....when is convenient for you? Any time is ok with me. I can work up my schedule at your convenience. "?
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deadrat"May we schedule a time to meet at your convenience."No question mark.
I feel it needs a question mark in that usage. Unlike "May he rest in peace." Instead, I would use "Let's schedule a time to meet at your convenience."
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coco lewhat does "may" mean here? does it imply a polite request or possibility like "may be"?
Polite request. Not possibility.
coco leHow about ".....when is convenient for you? Any time is ok with me. I can work up my schedule at your convenience. "?
when it is convenient for you

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