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Consider these expressions:

We are organizing a cultural event X on tuesday at place Y, will you guys be around?

 

I am thinking of coming to your place this weekend, will you be around?

1. Is the use of "will you be around" correct here?

2. Are the meanings of "will you be around" and "will you be present" the same in this context?

Consider these expressions:

We are organizing a cultural event X on tuesday at place Y, will you guys be around?

I am thinking of coming to your place this weekend, will you be around?

1. Is the use of "will you be around" correct here?

2. Are the meanings of "will you be around" and "will you be present" the same in this context?

Consider these expressions:

We are organizing a cultural event X on tuesday at place Y, will you guys be around?

I am thinking of coming to your place this weekend, will you be around?

1. Is the use of will you be around correct here?

2. Is the meaning of will you be around and will you be present the same in this context?

Consider these expressions:

We are organizing a cultural event X on tuesday at place Y, will you guys be around?

I am thinking of coming to your place this weekend, will you be around?

1. Is the use of "will you be around" correct here?

2. Are the meanings of "will you be around" and "will you be present" the same in this context?

Consider these expressions:

We are organizing a cultural event X on tuesday at place Y, will you guys be around?

I am thinking of coming to your place this weekend, will you be around?

What I would like to know is if the use of will you be around is correct here, and if will you be around and ** will you be present** are the same?

Consider these expressions:

We are organizing a cultural event X on tuesday at place Y, will you guys be around?

I am thinking of coming to your place this weekend, will you be around?

1. Is the use of will you be around correct here?

2. Is the meaning of will you be around and will you be present the same in this context?