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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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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.

Thank you.

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Jan. 26, 2023

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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.

For example, you may be available from 11:30am to 12 pm and you also may be free from 11:30 to 12:30pm.

Thank you.

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Jan. 26, 2023

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In the above sheet on January


In the above sheet on January 26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is in green. In the above sheet on January 26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is in green.

In the above sheet on January In the above sheet on January

I would keep this with the sentence below

26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is green.


26th, 11:30am, the time 9:30am is green.

26th, 119:30 am, the time 9 and 11:30am isare green. 26th, 9:30 am and 11:30am are green.

I don’t fully understand this sentence. See my changes.

Does it mean it is booked by other students already?


Does it mean it ishas already been booked by other students already? Does it mean it has already been booked by other students?

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Does it mean it isthe times are already booked by other students already? Does it mean it the times are already booked by other students?

If so, from 9:30am to when?


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I mean, how long does the lesson last?


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The time at 11:30am on the same day is not green.


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I guess it is available for students to book.


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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 should I choosewill the lesson durationbe? If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long will the lesson be?

If I book a lesson at that time (11:30am), how long should I choose as the lesson duration? 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 end time.


I mean I only knowknow that you are only available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know the end time. I mean I know that you are only available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know the end time.

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I mean, I only know you are available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know the enduntil what time. I mean, I only know you are available at 11:30am on January 26th, but I don’t know until what 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.


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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. For example, you may be available from 11:30am to 12 pm but you may also be free from 11:30 to 12:30pm.

That affects me choosing the duration of a class, so I must know the sheet clearly.


That affects me when choosing the duration of athe class, so I must know the sheetyour availability clearly. That affects me when choosing the duration of the class, so I must know your availability clearly.

That affects memakes it difficult to choosinge the durationlength of a class, aso I must knowunderstand the sheet clearlybetter. That makes it difficult to choose the length of a class, as I must understand the sheet better.

Thank you.


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