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"My availability for the next two weeks (is/are) as follows"

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Aligned With vs Aligned On

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Using would with present tense

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"On the forecast" vs. "In the forecast"

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I noticed vs. I notice

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I saw we would/will need it

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Using "target" to indicate a goal

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The company that/which/who [duplicate]

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Using past or present tense after a verb that is in past tense

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Is "but" required, optional, or forbidden after "[I’m] not going to lie"?

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"Take the material from January" vs. "Take the material from November"

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Using specifically vs specific

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January's schedule vs. January schedule

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21 Questions

"My availability for the next two weeks (is/are) as follows"

Aligned With vs Aligned On

Using would with present tense

Wait until something happens before we take action

"On the forecast" vs. "In the forecast"

Using Past and Present Tense in the Same Sentence

I noticed vs. I notice

I saw we would/will need it

Using "target" to indicate a goal

The company that/which/who [duplicate]

Using past or present tense after a verb that is in past tense

Is "but" required, optional, or forbidden after "[I’m] not going to lie"?

"Take the material from January" vs. "Take the material from November"

Do you know what they mean/meant by this?

Using specifically vs specific

Same goes for me as well

"On the order" vs "of the order"

Have been eating something that was/is unhealthy

Contact the team about/with/on/regarding this issue

Is there another time that would/will work better for you?

January's schedule vs. January schedule