WEEK 5 : A person's availability (to be convenient, to suit someone, to be OK with someone, ...

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Clauses & conditions (to depend on, to be dependent on, according to, ...) The place of event

MG. MARIOARAUJO GAMERO

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE

EIGHT SEMESTER 2023-0
a person’s availability disponibilidad de una persona
What is availability of a person?

The definition of availability is whether someone or something can be

accessed or used.

Example

When a classmate can meet to discuss a project on a certain date.

What is your availability this week?
You can check availability online - please see our website.
To suit someone adaptarse a alguien
Suit (verb) convenir adaptarse

What does it mean to suit someone?

to suit (somebody): to accommodate, to fit, to be acceptable or convenient to
(somebody) verb. Not to be confused with a suit (clothes)
Examples
the dress didn't suit her
the apartment has two bedrooms—if it suits, you can have one of them
to be ok with someone estar bien con alguien

What does it mean to be okay?

"OK with you" means you find it good, or you don't have a problem with it. "OK to
you" means something more like "behaving acceptably towards you"

If you say that something is okay, you find it satisfactory or

acceptable. ...

If you say that someone is okay, you mean that they are safe
and well.
You are going to be ok
To depen on depende de

to need something, or need the help and support of someone or

something, in order to live or continue as before

A strong economy depends on a healthy manufacturing base.

What you buy depends on what you can spend.
to be dependent on ser dependiente

needing the support of something or someone

in order to continue existing or operating

West Virginia’s economy is highly dependent on

the mining industry.
according to plan de acuerdo al plan

Something that happens according to plan happens in the way it

was intended to

Did it all go according to plan?

The place of event

A venue is the place where an event or

meeting is happening. ... Venue is
derived from the Latin for "come"
(venire), and it's a place people come
to
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