How do you ask for time convenient?
- Please let me know a convenient place and time to meet.
- It would be great if you could kindly inform me about a place and time for our meeting as per your convenience.
- Looking forward to meeting you, upon your intimation of place and time.
Can you please let me know or please let me know?
1 Answer. The words are acceptable but the punctuation is not. Your two options for correct comma placement would be: “Could you, please, let us know when …”
Is it polite to say let me know?
“Let me know” is asking to be informed. As “let” means to allow, this is a polite way of asking to be kept informed, because you are asking for permission to know.
Would VS could polite?
How to remember the difference. When it comes to requests, we can use both could and would, but could is more formal and polite than would. While making polite requests, could is used with suggestions, as it indicates a possibility. On the contrary, would is used with offers or invites, because it is more usual.
How do you ask for an email availability?
I am writing to schedule a meeting to [write what the purpose of your meeting is]. If the time works for you, I would like to meet at [time] on [date] at [place]. Please confirm whether that works for you or if another time and place is better. I look forward to our meeting.
Is ‘please let me know a time that is convenient for You’?
“please let me know a time that is convenient for you” or “please let me know what time is convenient for you” sounds more natural, but yes, this is polite. You might consider using “would be” instead of “is”, as well, since the conditional is often more polite than the declarative.
Is it polite to ask what time is convenient for You?
English (US) “please let me know a time that is convenient for you” or “please let me know what time is convenient for you” sounds more natural, but yes, this is polite. You might consider using “would be” instead of “is”, as well, since the conditional is often more polite than the declarative.
Is “could you let me know if it would be possible?
Yes, it is correct. The first sentence would be clearer, however, if you added two words to it, as in “Could you please let me know if it would be possible for you to come next week?” Of course, it is also possible that the exact opposite was really intended, as in “Could you please let me know if it would be possible for me to come next week?”
When to change the word “when” to “what”?
The word “when” needs to be changed to “what”: [Please let me know what a good time would be.] This is perfectly acceptable in context: “If I couldn’t get to the market before closing time, we’d have to meet tomorrow morning.” – “Please let me know what a good time would be.”