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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Window

Hi,

Can I say that I have a window in my schedule if I have time for someone?

“I know that I said I couldn’t see you tomorrow, but a window popped up/opened in my schedule so we can meet up.”

Thank you.

  

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Ann225 Can I say that I have a window in my schedule if I have time for someone? [ Yes, but it's rare. ” [Fine] 'a window' or 'an opening'.

— CalifJim

  • Ann225 Can I say that I have a window in my schedule if I have time for someone?
  • [ Yes, but it's rare.
  • ” [Fine] 'a window' or 'an opening'.
  • The meaning is the same in the context you presented here.
  • Note, however, that 'window' is not used much.
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Ann225

Can I say that I have a window in my schedule if I have time for someone? [ Yes, but it's rare. ]

“I know that I said I couldn’t see you tomorrow, but a window popped up/opened in my schedule so we can meet up.” [Fine]

'a window' or 'an opening'. The me

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