Sorry, I can’t make Tuesday. I’m afraid I’m tied up all day. I’m not free for the next month. I’d like to but I really can’t. I only wish I could. That doesn’t work for me. I’m afraid not. Unfortunately I’m away. Much as I want to come, I can’t. I’m sorry, I can’t. Source
Business English Meetings – 10 ways to agree
Fine, see you then. Friday suits me perfectly. Looking forward to meeting you. So that’s Thursday at 2 in the Conference Room. Great. I’ll see you then. Friday at 2 would be fine for me. Thursday at 3 works for me. Just to confirm, we said Wednesday at 6? Tuesday at 2 it is. See…
Business English Meetings – 10 ways to schedule
How about 3.00 on Friday? Could you make lunch on Tuesday? Would Wednesday at two suit you? What day do you have in mind? What about next Monday? When are you available? When are you free? What would be a suitable time to see you? Let’s say in one hour. Could you fit me in…
Business English Meetings – 10 ways to suggest an informal meeting
Could you spare me a minute? Let’s have lunch and we can discuss it. How about meeting in your office at 3? Why don’t we all meet later on today and talk about it? The best thing to do is to all get together and discuss it. Perhaps you and Kate could Skype me later?…
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