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Question: Is he available at our office?
Reply: He hasn't come to the office yet.
He doesn't come to the office yet.
Not yet, But, he will come.
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Question: Is he available at our office? I think perhaps you mean eg Has he arrived at our office yet?
- Question: Is he available at our office?
- I think perhaps you mean eg Has he arrived at our office yet?
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Question: Is he available at our office?
I think perhaps you mean eg Has he arrived at our office yet?
0kumenglishQuestion: Is he available?
A: Is Mr. Ramesh available?
Assistant to Mr. Ramesh: Yes, he is free right now. Please come in.
0Let's get rid of some confusing pronouns.
Let's say the person asking the question is Tom.
Is Jim available in/at our office? Here. Tom is asking it Jim is available in/at Tom's office.
Now let's consider another question from Tom.
Is Jim available? is Jim in/at the office? Is Jim available in/at his office? In these questions, Tom is asking
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