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Ale89 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

meet a friend...

Is it ok if I say " if you want call over to me I'm available when you want " if I want to be avaliable to meet a friend ?

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"call over to me" is not right, and "available" sounds too formal or official for a friend's visit. You can say things like "Call round any time (you like) -- I'll be here" or "Come round/over any time (you like)".

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  • "call over to me" is not right, and "available" sounds too formal or official for a friend's visit.
  • You can say things like "Call round any time (you like) -- I'll be here" or "Come round/over any time (you like)".
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"call over to me" is not right, and "available" sounds too formal or official for a friend's visit. You can say things like "Call round any time (you like) -- I'll be here" or "Come round/over any time (you like)".
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