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Guyper Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which ones are correct?

1. "I'm available for a meeting either on 9th or 10th October 2014 for the time being."

2. "I'm available for a meeting both on 9th and 10th October 2014 for the time being."

3. "I'm available to attend a meeting either on 9th or 10th October 2014 for the time being."

4. "I'm available to attend a meeting both on 9th and 10th October 2014 for the time being."

Thank you
  

Top answer

At the moment sounds more natural here than for the time being. If you don't say 2014, it will be assumed. Available for and available to attend are both OK.

— Clive

  • At the moment sounds more natural here than for the time being.
  • If you don't say 2014, it will be assumed.
  • Available for and available to attend are both OK.
  • Either makes it sound like a one-day meeting.
  • Both suggests that it may be a two-day meeting
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At the moment sounds more natural here than for the time being.

If you don't say 2014, it will be assumed.

Available for and available to attend are both OK.

Either makes it sound like a one-
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