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HUBLOT Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

You name the time

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Could you tell me what "You name the time" means?
  

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This is a colloquial expression. " That is, tell me what time is suitable for you and I will be there. It is a friendly way of saying: I am available whenever you are.

— Doctor D

  • This is a colloquial expression.
  • " That is, tell me what time is suitable for you and I will be there.
  • It is a friendly way of saying: I am available whenever you are.
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This is a colloquial expression. "Name the time" is much like "name the place." That is, tell me what time is suitable for you and I will be there. It is a friendly way of saying: I am available whenever you are.

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