Collocation
Let me know a time that works.
Tell me or inform me of a time that is convenient or suitable for you.
Definition
'Let me know a time that works.' is a common English collocation. Tell me or inform me of a time that is convenient or suitable for you.
let + object pronoun + know + noun phrase
“Let me know a time that works.”
Examples
- If you're free next week, just let me know a time that works for you.
- We need to schedule the meeting. Can you let me know a time that works?
- Before confirming the booking, please let me know a time that works with your schedule.
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- Once you've checked your calendar, let me know a time that works for our coffee chat.
- They asked me to let them know a time that works for the interview next month.
- The committee requested I let them know a time that works for my presentation.
- I'm quite flexible this week, so feel free to let me know a time that works best for you.
- To avoid any conflicts, please let me know a time that works for everyone involved.
- When you finalize your travel plans, please let me know a time that works for us to meet.
- If anything changes, just let me know a time that works better.
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