Are these sentences natural? Jan 5

[musicgold]

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. Much of my work involves talking to people.

2. Up to what appointment do you have people already present here? ( I was at a clinic without an appointment and wanted to know if there is a chance of a cancellation. Generally, people cancel their appointments by phone. I wanted to know until which appointment, people have already showed up at the clinic)

3. Both of them did not want to have to do anything with each other.

Thanks,
MG.

[bhaisahab]

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. Much of my work involves talking to people. OK.

2. Up to what appointment do you have people already present here? ( I was at a clinic without an appointment and wanted to know if there is a chance of a cancellation. Generally, people cancel their appointments by phone. I wanted to know until which appointment, people have already showed up at the clinic) It would be much simpler to ask "Do you have any cancellations?"

3. Both of them did not want to have to do anything with each other. "Neither of them wanted to have anything to do with the other."

Thanks,
MG.

Bhai.

[crazYgeeK]

Bhai.

Could you please confirm if the third sentence is not natural or is incorrect? I think it is grammatically correct but might be unnatural.
Thank you very much!

[bhaisahab]

Could you please confirm if the third sentence is not natural or is incorrect? I think it is grammatically correct but might be unnatural.
Thank you very much!

It's grammatical but it's not clear what it is trying to say.