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MrWonderful Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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Hello!
1.If I need to ask a teacher about the schedule, can I say:
What is to be on Sunday?
or
What is there to be on Sunday?
2.Can I ask:
When is a speaking club to be held?
Is it correct to use "hold" for various events?
1.If I need to ask a teacher about the schedule, can I say:
What is to be on Sunday?
or
What is there to be on Sunday?
2.Can I ask:
When is a speaking club to be held?
Is it correct to use "hold" for various events?
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What's on the schedule for sunday? or What's scheduled for sunday? 2.
- What's on the schedule for sunday?
- or What's scheduled for sunday?
- 2.
- Depends on whether or not the 'speaking club' already exists, I don't know from the context.
- When's the next speaking club meeting?
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1.What's on the schedule for sunday?
or
What's scheduled for sunday?
2. Depends on whether or not the 'speaking club' already exists, I don't know from the context.
When's the next speaking club meeting? (If the speaking club already exists)
When's the next meeting for the speaking club? (If the speaking club already exists) (The contractions are used when speaking, not ne
or
What's scheduled for sunday?
2. Depends on whether or not the 'speaking club' already exists, I don't know from the context.
When's the next speaking club meeting? (If the speaking club already exists)
When's the next meeting for the speaking club? (If the speaking club already exists) (The contractions are used when speaking, not ne
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Thanks!! Can't I use "hold" for those meetings with speaking club. Like- where is it to be held?
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Yes, but your original question was in regards to the schedule, not the location.
You can ask "Where is the meeting to be held?"
and "What is scheduled?"
providing the people in the conversation know it is about the speaking club. If they all don't know then you might want to specify "Where is the speaking club meeting to be held? And what is on the schedule?"
You can ask "Where is the meeting to be held?"
and "What is scheduled?"
providing the people in the conversation know it is about the speaking club. If they all don't know then you might want to specify "Where is the speaking club meeting to be held? And what is on the schedule?"
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