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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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How to say this sentence!!

How can I say: I would like a friend to call me when he is free at work?

Is this correct: call me when you are free at work/ when you have the time at work?

Please advise?
  

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Anonymous Please advise . Period, not a question mark. Any of these are OK.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Please advise .
  • Period, not a question mark.
  • Any of these are OK.
  • Call me when you are free at work.
  • Call me from work when you get a spare moment.
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AnonymousPlease advise. Period, not a question mark.
Any of these are OK.

Call me when you are free at work.
Call me from work when you get a spare moment.
Call me from work when you have time.
Call me from work when you can.
Call me from work when it's con
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