I’m Emma, and today we’ll learn how to suggest a meeting time and how to confirm one that has already been agreed on.

To suggest a meeting time is to offer it as a possible choice.

When you want to suggest a time, you can ask, “Would Tuesday at two work for you?”

To suggest a time is to offer it for consideration.

So, keep the two steps clear: first, suggest a time and ask if it works.

To suggest a time is to offer it as a possible choice.

“Confirm” does not itself mean “suggest a time.”

Here, to suggest a time means to offer one as a possible choice.

I’m Emma, and today we’ll learn how to suggest a meeting time and how to confirm one that has already been agreed on.

To confirm a meeting time is to make it certain after people have agreed.

Once you both agree, you can say, “Let’s confirm Tuesday at two.”

Here, confirm means to make the agreed meeting time certain.

Here, confirm means to make the arrangement certain.

Here, confirm means to make an agreement certain.

You might confirm a meeting by phone or in writing.

To confirm a meeting is to make clear that it is planned and agreed.

After you agree, confirm the plan.

To confirm the plan is to make it certain after agreeing.

“Confirm” does not itself mean “suggest a time.”

Here, confirm means to make an agreed arrangement certain.

You could also say, “Are you available at two?”

Available means free to meet at that time.

When you want to suggest a time, you can ask, “Would Tuesday at two work for you?”

Here, work for you means be suitable for you.

You might confirm a meeting by phone or in writing.

In writing means by using written words, such as a message or letter.