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Make an appointment A: Good day,I’d like to make an appointment with you please. What time and when can you see me? B: Well,I’d like to see you, but I am very busy this week. A: OK. What about next week,will you be available then? B: Yes, I will be availible then. What's time would suit you? A: Next Saturday evening. B: All right I have an opening at that time. I look forward to seeing you. A: Perfect! I will see you then.

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This all seems ok, apart from the 4th line, which should be: Yes, I'll be available then. What time would suit you? As this is spoken English, it would be normal to use contractions (I'll) (I'm). By the way, 'good day' isn't used much. 'Good morning/afternoon' or just 'Hello' is more normal.
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B: Yes, I will be availible then. What's time would suit you? Should be WHAT and not WHAT'S. also see you SOON then is more natural
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I agree with Su Ki however the first line is also a little odd. 'What time and when can you see me?' - this would be better as, 'When can you fit me in?'

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