Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Is it okay for you? or Is it okay with you?
Should I use "Is it okay for you?" or "Is it okay with you?" in the sentences below?
See you tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. Is it okay for/with you?
Thank you.
Top answer
Hello teal lime, A. Both options are okay. B.
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Hello teal lime,
A. Both options are okay.
B. When we have the precise time "4:00pm", the word "afternoon" is superfluous". So please write as follows:
See you tomorrow at 4:00pm.
A. Both options are okay.
B. When we have the precise time "4:00pm", the word "afternoon" is superfluous". So please write as follows:
See you tomorrow at 4:00pm.
Best wishes,
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teal limeSee you tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. Is it okay for/with you?
"See you tomorrow" is like a parting remark at the end of a conversation. You've already worked out the details of the meeting between the two of you. When you leave you can say See you tomorrow (at 4).
Asking if a time is OK with someone usually occurs earlier in th
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