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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Wedding got fixed
My wedding got fixed on 23rd April 2013, so I would be available through out april month.
Does the above sentence sounds OK?
Can I use "Got fixed" whenever the date has been set/predetermined/allotted for a particular event?
Does the above sentence sounds OK?
Can I use "Got fixed" whenever the date has been set/predetermined/allotted for a particular event?
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My wedding was fixed for April 23rd, 201 3 so that I would be available throughout April. Wonder123 Can I use "Got fixed" whenever the date has been set/predetermined/allotted for a particular event? No.
- My wedding was fixed for April 23rd, 201 3 so that I would be available throughout April.
- Wonder123 Can I use "Got fixed" whenever the date has been set/predetermined/allotted for a particular event?
- No.
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My wedding was fixed for April 23rd, 2013 so that I would be available throughout April.
Wonder123Can I use "Got fixed" whenever the date has been set/predetermined/allotted for a particular event?No.
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Do you mean that you will NOT be available throughout the month of April? If you are getting married on April 23, I would expect you to at least miss a few days on either side of that date.
My wedding will be on 23 April 2013. I will [not?] be available throughout the month of April.
I will be getting married on 23 April 2013.
(I can't think of why you would need to use
My wedding will be on 23 April 2013. I will [not?] be available throughout the month of April.
I will be getting married on 23 April 2013.
(I can't think of why you would need to use
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My wedding ceremony has been scheduled on 14the Feb 2014. The date for wedding has been choose by our church priest.
My wedding ceremony is scheduled on 14the Feb 2014.
Using "scheduled" is ok? or do you have any better word to make the above sentence more sense to the reader?
My wedding ceremony is scheduled on 14the Feb 2014.
Using "scheduled" is ok? or do you have any better word to make the above sentence more sense to the reader?
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Wonder123My wedding ceremony has been scheduled for 14the Feb 2014. The date for wedding has been chosen by our church priest.My wedding ceremony is scheduled for 14the Feb 2014.
Using "scheduled" is ok? or do you have any better word to make the above sentence more sense to the reader?"...scheduled for..."
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Hi Barbara,
Can I just say to anyone like "The wedding has been scheduled" and then proceed if the the person is intersted to know about the exact time and date of wedding.
My: Hello, Wedding has been scheduled.
Friend: When.
Me: It is on 14 feb 2014.
Can I just say to anyone like "The wedding has been scheduled" and then proceed if the the person is intersted to know about the exact time and date of wedding.
My: Hello, Wedding has been scheduled.
Friend: When.
Me: It is on 14 feb 2014.
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If your friend cares enough to know that a date has been set, I think your friend would want to know what that date is.
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Ok can I generally say to someone like "The interview has been scheduled" "The training has been scheduled" "The wedding has been scheduled"
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This is not a matter of grammar.
This is a matter of meaning.
If your listener only cares to know that something has been scheduled and doesn't care when the event will take place, you can certainly say this.
If you have an interview, is it useful to know "The interview has been scheduled"? Or do you want to know when the interview will be?
If you will be attend
This is a matter of meaning.
If your listener only cares to know that something has been scheduled and doesn't care when the event will take place, you can certainly say this.
If you have an interview, is it useful to know "The interview has been scheduled"? Or do you want to know when the interview will be?
If you will be attend
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