Jan. 25, 2023
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In the above sheet on January
26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is green. Does it mean it is booked by other students already? If so, from 9:30am to when? I mean, how long does the lesson last? The time at 11:30am on the same day is not green. I guess it is available for students to book. If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long should I choose the lesson duration? I mean I only know you are available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know the end time. For example, you may be available from 11:30am to 12 pm and you also may be free from 11:30 to 12:30pm. That affects me choosing the duration of a class, so I must know the sheet clearly. Thank you.
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In the above sheet on January
I would keep this with the sentence below
26th, 119:30 am, the time 9 and 11:30am isare green.
I don’t fully understand this sentence. See my changes.
Does it mean it isthe times are already booked by other students already?
If so, from 9:30am to when?
I mean, how long does the lesson last?
The time at 11:30am on the same day is not green.
I guess it is available for students to book.
If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long should I choose as the lesson duration?
I mean, I only know you are available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know the enduntil what time.
For example, you may be available from 11:30am to 12 pm andbut you may also may be free from 11:30 to 12:30pm.
That affects memakes it difficult to choosinge the durationlength of a class, aso I must knowunderstand the sheet clearlybetter.
Thank you.
Jan. 26, 2023
Thank you very much!
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In the above sheet on January 26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is in green.
26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is green.
Does it mean it ishas already been booked by other students already?
Natural word order
If so, from 9:30am to when?
I mean, how long does the lesson last?
The time at 11:30am on the same day is not green.
I guess it is available for students to book.
If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long should I choosewill the lesson durationbe?
I mean I only knowknow that you are only available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know the end time.
Word order
For example, you may be available from 11:30am to 12 pm and you also may be free from 11:30 to 12:30pm.
That affects me when choosing the duration of athe class, so I must know the sheetyour availability clearly.
Thank you.
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Jan. 26, 2023
Thank you very much!
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26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is green.
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If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long should I choose the lesson duration? If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long should I choose as the lesson duration? |
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I mean I only know you are available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know the end time. I mean I Word order I mean, I only know you are available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know |
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