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Another way of saying "put you down"
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glutenfree
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Another way of saying "put you down"
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Hi!
What are other ways to say: “I’ll put you down for 2:30 on Saturday”.
Thanks
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22 Jan 2015
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FrauSue
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I �ll note your appointment for 2.30 on Saturday. I �ll make you an appointment for 2.30 on Saturday. I �ll give you an appointment for 2.30 on Saturday. |
22 Jan 2015
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glutenfree
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Thank you so much FrauSue for your help. I have one more question. What are other ways to say:"booked up". "I �m booked up all day this coming Saturday". |
22 Jan 2015
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cunliffe
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�I �ll put you down for �... � I �ll pencil you in for... � �I �m booked up all day this coming Saturday � �I �m fully booked this coming Saturday � |
22 Jan 2015
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yanogator
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My schedule is full this Saturday. I have no available time this Saturday. Bruce |
22 Jan 2015
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spinney
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As Lynne said, "pencil in" works well. Also, you could say "I �ll schedule you for Saturday," or "I �ll fit you in ..." As for booked, you can also say "fully booked, I �m not free, I �m busy, I have no window in my schedule, Saturday is going to be tricky, difficult, complicated ..." etc.
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22 Jan 2015
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