Is it natural to say "I already have your flights moved to leave sooner"?
My friend rescheduled fights so I can go today instead of tomorrow.
How would he say to me?
Is it "I already have your flights moved to leave sooner."?
Thank you.
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Answers · 2
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You don't need the 'Already'. You can simply say 'I've rescheduled your flight; you leave today rather than tomorrow.'
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Its better to say " I already have your flights booked to leave sooner "
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