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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Is "scheduled" necessary?

"Please note that the meeting is today, at 3.30pm." or " Please note the meeting is scheduled at 3.30pm, today. which should be the correct?
  

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Please note that the meeting is today at 3:30 pm. Please note that the meeting is scheduled for today at 3:30 pm . Both of those are fine.

— Mister Micawber

  • Please note that the meeting is today at 3:30 pm.
  • Please note that the meeting is scheduled for today at 3:30 pm .
  • Both of those are fine.
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Please note that the meeting is today at 3:30 pm.
Please note that the meeting is scheduled for today at 3:30 pm.

Both of those are fine.
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What's the meaning of bold
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AnonymousWhat's the meaning of bold
It is my corrections of your English.
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Regarding Mister Micawber... I would definitely say "today's meeting is at 3.30 pm" (informal) OR "scheduled for 3:30 pm today". NB: scheduled with the preposition "for". Schedule applies to time so should be followed by time, as in second example.
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Today's meeting is scheduled FOR 3.30 pm today is how I would word it :-)
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To Anonymous - Today's ... today: two "todays" in your sentence makes a very awkward construction
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Please notice that the meeting is scheduled for today at 3:30 pm..is how I would word it (:
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Please notice that the meeting . . .


No.
Please note that the meeting . . .
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Please note that the meeting is scheduled later at 330pm
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3:30 pm

Why did you add 'later'?
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