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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Please help me

I called my travel agent to book a ticket to Japan. I have a fixed date while going. however, I'm not sure if I'd like to stay there more or come back early and so I told myagent that I'd like a flexible ticket while returning. is it right? Is there any possible ways to say this is american english?


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it's not proper English but it is understand by other native speakers. " That means that you want to reserve the right to select the exact return date at a later date. what do you mean?

— Amanda

  • it's not proper English but it is understand by other native speakers.
  • " That means that you want to reserve the right to select the exact return date at a later date.
  • what do you mean?
  • I would like to reserve the right to select the exact return date at a later date.
  • Say, is that possible?
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There is a term in American English that is slang.....it's not proper English but it is understand by other native speakers. You shouls say that you want your return trip date to be "open ended." That means that you want to reserve the right to select the exact return date at a later date. When you tell your travel agent that you want your ticket to be open-ended, they probably will say....what d
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