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How Americans describe their schedule Full day: 'I'm booked solid' = no time 'Back-to-back meetings' = no breaks 'My
day is packed' / 'Jam-packed' Free time: 'I'm free after 3' 'My schedule opened up' 'I've got some downtime' 'Wide open
on Friday' Flexible: 'I can squeeze you in at 2' 'Let me move things around' 'I'll make it work' Chaos: 'All over the place'
'Things keep shifting' 'Playing it by ear' = deciding as it happens Describe YOUR day tomorrow with 2 of these!
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📅 Appointment
Meeting with a doctor or office
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I have an appointment at 3 PM.
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Prepositions At vs For
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English phrase: What are you up to?
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Asking "What are you up to?" can be a friendly and informal way to start a conversation, making it useful for connecting with others
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