I am very free this afternoon
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Please don’t rush. I am very free this afternoon. Please just tell me when if 1 pm is not good for you. I will not be able to meet you directly, but I would like to call you and ask some questions.
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" Additionally, "when if" isn't correct. Just ask when the person is available or if the person is available, but not both of those together. Please don't rush.
- " Additionally, "when if" isn't correct.
- Just ask when the person is available or if the person is available, but not both of those together.
- Please don't rush.
- I'm free this afternoon after 1:00 to speak with you over the phone.
- Please let me know what time is good for you to receive my call.
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We don't think of being free as something that occurs in degrees, so it doesn't make sense to say "very free." Additionally, "when if" isn't correct. Just ask when the person is available or if the person is available, but not both of those together.
Please don't rush. I'm free this afternoon after 1:00 to speak with you over the phone. Please let me know what time is good for you to rec
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