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  1. 18-Apr-2011, 12:49 #1
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    Cool planned for

    Hello!

    Is the use of "for" correct in this case, please?

    "I would like to cancel our lesson planned for Friday ."

    Thank you
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    Default Re: planned for

    Quote Originally Posted by Will17 View Post
    Hello!

    Is the use of "for" correct in this case, please?

    "I would like to cancel our lesson planned for Friday ."

    Thank you
    Will
    I would say "I would like to cancel our Friday lesson".
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  3. 18-Apr-2011, 13:05 #3
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    Thank you.

    And what about:

    "I would like to cancel our lesson planned for Friday 13th May." ?

    CHeers
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    Default Re: planned for

    Quote Originally Posted by Will17 View Post
    Hello!

    Is the use of "for" correct in this case, please?

    "I would like to cancel our lesson planned for Friday ."

    Thank you
    Will
    NOT A TEACHER.

    That sentence is perfectly fine.
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    Default Re: planned for

    Quote Originally Posted by Will17 View Post
    Thank you.

    And what about:

    "I would like to cancel our lesson planned for Friday the 13th of May." ?

    CHeers
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