Formal way to suggest a time for a business call [on hold]
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If I was asked to set a time for a business call, what terms can I use to formally suggest/ determine a time?
Can I use the following in formal writing?
"5 O'clock would be good for me. Would this suit you?"
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asked Dec 12 at 20:53
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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Dan Bron, jimm101, michael.hor257k, Jim, choster Dec 13 at 4:17
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If I was asked to set a time for a business call, what terms can I use to formally suggest/ determine a time?
Can I use the following in formal writing?
"5 O'clock would be good for me. Would this suit you?"
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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Dan Bron, jimm101, michael.hor257k, Jim, choster Dec 13 at 4:17
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
How formal do you want to be?
– Jim
Dec 12 at 21:44
If my supervisor asked to arrange a time to speak over a phone and I want to write back to set a time in a formal way. Is it correct if I said (5 O'clock would be good for me)?
– Miro
Dec 12 at 21:51
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Can I use the following in formal writing?
"5 O'clock would be good for me. Would this suit you?"
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If I was asked to set a time for a business call, what terms can I use to formally suggest/ determine a time?
Can I use the following in formal writing?
"5 O'clock would be good for me. Would this suit you?"
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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Dan Bron, jimm101, michael.hor257k, Jim, choster Dec 13 at 4:17
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Dan Bron, jimm101, michael.hor257k, Jim, choster Dec 13 at 4:17
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
How formal do you want to be?
– Jim
Dec 12 at 21:44
If my supervisor asked to arrange a time to speak over a phone and I want to write back to set a time in a formal way. Is it correct if I said (5 O'clock would be good for me)?
– Miro
Dec 12 at 21:51
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How formal do you want to be?
– Jim
Dec 12 at 21:44
If my supervisor asked to arrange a time to speak over a phone and I want to write back to set a time in a formal way. Is it correct if I said (5 O'clock would be good for me)?
– Miro
Dec 12 at 21:51
How formal do you want to be?
– Jim
Dec 12 at 21:44
How formal do you want to be?
– Jim
Dec 12 at 21:44
If my supervisor asked to arrange a time to speak over a phone and I want to write back to set a time in a formal way. Is it correct if I said (5 O'clock would be good for me)?
– Miro
Dec 12 at 21:51
If my supervisor asked to arrange a time to speak over a phone and I want to write back to set a time in a formal way. Is it correct if I said (5 O'clock would be good for me)?
– Miro
Dec 12 at 21:51
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I would say "I am available at 5:00 PM PST to talk to you."
answered Dec 12 at 23:35
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You can't presume to know what time zone would apply in this question. What if they're in Bulgaria, or Japan?
– Chappo
Dec 13 at 0:04
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Sorry it was just an example. I didn’t mean to assume he was on PST.
– ForeverLearning
Dec 14 at 4:46
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I would say "I am available at 5:00 PM PST to talk to you."
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You can't presume to know what time zone would apply in this question. What if they're in Bulgaria, or Japan?
– Chappo
Dec 13 at 0:04
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Sorry it was just an example. I didn’t mean to assume he was on PST.
– ForeverLearning
Dec 14 at 4:46
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I would say "I am available at 5:00 PM PST to talk to you."
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You can't presume to know what time zone would apply in this question. What if they're in Bulgaria, or Japan?
– Chappo
Dec 13 at 0:04
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Sorry it was just an example. I didn’t mean to assume he was on PST.
– ForeverLearning
Dec 14 at 4:46
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I would say "I am available at 5:00 PM PST to talk to you."
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I would say "I am available at 5:00 PM PST to talk to you."
answered Dec 12 at 23:35
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answered Dec 12 at 23:35
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answered Dec 12 at 23:35
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You can't presume to know what time zone would apply in this question. What if they're in Bulgaria, or Japan?
– Chappo
Dec 13 at 0:04
1
Sorry it was just an example. I didn’t mean to assume he was on PST.
– ForeverLearning
Dec 14 at 4:46
add a comment |
1
You can't presume to know what time zone would apply in this question. What if they're in Bulgaria, or Japan?
– Chappo
Dec 13 at 0:04
1
Sorry it was just an example. I didn’t mean to assume he was on PST.
– ForeverLearning
Dec 14 at 4:46
1
1
You can't presume to know what time zone would apply in this question. What if they're in Bulgaria, or Japan?
– Chappo
Dec 13 at 0:04
You can't presume to know what time zone would apply in this question. What if they're in Bulgaria, or Japan?
– Chappo
Dec 13 at 0:04
1
1
Sorry it was just an example. I didn’t mean to assume he was on PST.
– ForeverLearning
Dec 14 at 4:46
Sorry it was just an example. I didn’t mean to assume he was on PST.
– ForeverLearning
Dec 14 at 4:46
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How formal do you want to be?
– Jim
Dec 12 at 21:44
If my supervisor asked to arrange a time to speak over a phone and I want to write back to set a time in a formal way. Is it correct if I said (5 O'clock would be good for me)?
– Miro
Dec 12 at 21:51