Is this grammatically correct?

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

I apologize that I missed your phone call. A meeting on April 25, 2006 in the morning will be fine. What time would you prefer?

Best wishes, Clive

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Sencerly

Inacio

Hi Inacio,

You are asking for too much information. What you need is a grammar book. Do you have one?

Best wishes, Clive

Clive
Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

I apologize that I missed your phone call. A meeting on April 25, 2006 in the morning will be fine. What time would you prefer?

Best wishes, Cli

I apologize for missing your call. Meeting on April 25, 2006 morning would be fine for me. What time of day would you prefer?

I apologize for missing your call. Meeting on April 25, 2006 in the morning would be fine for me. What time would you prefer?

You've already said "in the morning," and that's the time of day. However, a "morning" could be at 8 a.m.or 10:30 a.

Hi,

I apologize for missing your call. Meeting on April 25, 2006 morning would be fine for me. What time of day would you prefer?

'meeting' here is a gerund, whereas before it was a noun. Or did you just accidentally omit the 'a'?

You can't say April 25, 2006 morning. You can say, eg April 25, 2006 in th