"that is too long, do you have anything sooner."

OR

"that is too far away, do have any earlier availability."

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the context is about making an appointment to the doctor and all they have available is in 3 months so I wanna know which response is better to say that I want something earlier please let me know thanks

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cole2222

20 January

English (US)

"that is too far away, do have any earlier availability." Is better

For the first sentence:
“That is too long” doesn’t sound right, but “do you have anything sooner” is completely natural.

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HDGD

20 January

Spanish (Spain)

HDGD

20 January

Spanish (Spain)

@cole2222 can u please help me with something else please if so can u please check these sentences please

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HDGD

20 January

Spanish (Spain)

@cole2222

1)‎"we will take on any challenge no matter what."

2)"we took on her challenge and failed."

3)"we Ukrainians will take on the Russians any time soon."

4)"New England Patriots will take on the Raiders in the Superbowl tomorrow morning regardless of the weather."

5)"we want to take you on as the front desk secretary."

6)"they took me on as the supervisor regardless my lack of experience."

(does this sound natural?)

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