Anonymous  +  484845 Tue, 04 Mar 08 01:58 PM Thanks fro the reply!  following my previous question:  I want a person who's organizing the meeting to declare his\hers intetion to set just one time for a meeting. Do I write "I would like to offer my invitees a single time" or "I would like to offer a single time to my invitees"? is there a better word than "offer"? Now suppose the organizer sugget alternative times for the meeting - does "I would like to poll my invitees for the optimal time" make sense? Can you think of a better suggestion?  Thanks in advance, I really appriciate the help!  Anonymous

	ytsirk  +  484873 Tue, 04 Mar 08 03:09 PM Anonymous “ Now suppose the organizer sugget alternative times for the meeting - does "I would like to poll my invitees for the optimal time" make sense? Can you think of a better suggestion? ” It makes sense, but it's so formal. If I were setting up a meeting with my team at work, I would say: "I would like to meet about __ (topic). Please let me know what time is most convenient." ytsirk Joined on Thu, Feb 28 2008 New Member 48

	Susankay  +  485115 Wed, 05 Mar 08 03:56 AM Do you mean, for example: The meeting was scheduled for March 4 at 2 p.m. Due to circumstances, we must change the date. Please let me know if you are available March 6 at 3       Susankay Joined on Sat, Jan 19 2008 Full Member 201 Dates