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  1. 26-Jul-2009, 18:32 #1
    Ochinoam
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    Default availability period

    Dear teachers,

    Is it correct the following sentence?

    " I will be available to work for a period of 2 months starting the 10th of November"

    or does it sound better...?

    " I can start work from the 10th of November until January 2010"

    Thank you very much for your help!!
  2. 26-Jul-2009, 19:04 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: availability period

    Welcome to the forums.

    The first option is the one to use.
  3. 26-Jul-2009, 19:09 #3
    Ochinoam
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    Default Re: availability period

    Many thanks!!
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