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- 18-Apr-2011, 11:49 #1
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planned for Hello!
Is the use of "for" correct in this case, please?
"I would like to cancel our lesson planned for Friday ."
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- 18-Apr-2011, 11:50 #2
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Re: planned for I would say "I would like to cancel our Friday lesson".
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- 18-Apr-2011, 12:05 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: planned for Thank you.
And what about:
"I would like to cancel our lesson planned for Friday 13th May." ?
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- 18-Apr-2011, 12:48 #4
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Re: planned for NOT A TEACHER. Originally Posted by Will17
That sentence is perfectly fine.
- 18-Apr-2011, 13:54 #5
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