Can I use this?
I sent an e-mail to my client yesterday to make a schedule to meet.
I got another schedule already at 5PM. Hence I wanted to say her I can visit you anytime, not between 4:30 and 5:30.
So I sent like this...
I can visit you anytime, except for around 5PM.
is it OK? please let me know correct usage for this case.
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I can visit you anytime, except for around 5PM. -that's okay but you could be more specific.
Why don't you say, I can visit you anytime other than 16:30 - 17:30.
Also, you might want to reconsider using the verb "visit". Visit usually is used to for social meetings. Perhaps you could use "see" or "meet".
Maybe, I can meet you anytime other than 16:30 -17:30. Or, I have an appointment from 16:30 -17:30, aside from that I'll be free to meet with you.
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