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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

"In my calendar" or "On my calendar"

Hi! Is it correct to say I have free time "in my calendar" or "on my calendar"?
  

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Hi, Neither is wrong, but 'in' is better. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Neither is wrong, but 'in' is better.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Neither is wrong, but 'in' is better.

Clive
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"in my calendar" will be more effective!! Emotion: smile
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CliveHi,Neither is wrong, but 'in' is better.Clive
I agree, but I would also add that we put something on the calendar. Correct?
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Let me know if the time work on your schedule will send the invite.

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yes

anonymous Hi! Is it correct to say I have free time "in my calendar" or "on my calendar"?

yes

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Either preposition could be used but in suggests that your calendar is in a booklet or book and on suggested you have a calendar on the wall

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