Availibility
(I don't know how to say it properly, and I'm not sure about the tenses in the second sentence. It's for a formal mail)
I am available Saturday morning. I will be online and Dave will call me whenever he will have time, is it convenient ?
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Availability
(I don't know how to say it properly, and I'm not sure about the tenses in the second sentence. It's for a formal email)I am available on [not needed, but it's a bit more formal] Saturday morning. I will be online and Dave will call me whenever he will have has a chance [OR has time]. Is it this convenient for you?
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Availability
(I don't know how to say it properly, and I'm not sure about the tenses in the second sentence. It's for a formal mail)I am available Saturday morning. I will be online and Dave will call me whenever he has time, if that is convenient?
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Thanks ! :)
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hi :) I'm not a native speaker , but I think that in this part ''and Dave will call me whenever he will have time, is it convenient ?'' would be better if you get this ''and Dave will call me when he gets a time, is that convenient ?''
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